Influence of Thermomechanical Processing on the Martensitic Transformation Temperatures of NiTi SMA Wire

Leonardo Kyo Kabayama; Odair Doná Rigo; Jorge Otubo

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/MSF.643.43

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Influence of Thermomechanical Processing on the Martensitic Transformation Temperatures of NiTi SMA Wire

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Most of the applications of NiTi SMA are as a wire form. In this sense it is important to know the effects of thermo-mechanical processing such as reduction per pass and intermediate annealing on the wire drawing process. For this work they were produced wire by cold drawing using 15 % area reduction per pass with and without intermediate annealing. The starting ingot was produced by VIM process. The influence of thermo-mechanical processing will be related to the martensitic transformation temperatures.

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Materials Science Forum (Volume 643)

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Leonardo Kyo Kabayama, Odair Doná Rigo, Jorge Otubo

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NiTi, Shape Memory, Thermo-Mechanical Processing, Wiredrawing

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