Stability of Ti-Ta Base High Temperature Shape Memory Alloys

Hee Young Kim; Takafumi Kanaya; Tatsuhito Fukushima; Pio John S. Bueconsejo; Shuichi Miyazaki

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/MSF.706-709.1921

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Stability of Ti-Ta Base High Temperature Shape Memory Alloys

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The stability of shape memory properties was investigated by thermal cycling tests in Ti-23Ta-(2-4)Sn alloys. The martensitic transformation temperature decreased considerably after aging at 573 K for the Ti-23Ta-2Sn alloy. The decrease in the martensitic transformation temperature by the aging effect was suppressed by the addition of 3at.%Sn and more to the Ti-23Ta alloy. The Ti-23Ta-3Sn alloy exhibited better cyclic stability compared with a Ti-32Ta alloy which has a similar transformation temperature.

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Hee Young Kim, Takafumi Kanaya, Tatsuhito Fukushima, Pio John S. Bueconsejo, Shuichi Miyazaki

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High Temperature Shape Memory Alloys, Martensitic Transformation (MT), Shape Memory Effects (SME), Titanium Alloy, ω Phase Transformation

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