Differential Magnetoelastic Compressive Force Sensor Utilizing Two Amorphous Alloy Ring Cores
p.23
p.23
Measurements of Strain in Ceramic Components Using Magnetostrictive Delay Line
p.29
p.29
Magnetomechanical Properties of Terfenol-D Powder Composites
p.35
p.35
A Simulation Study of Magnetostrictive Material Terfenol-D in Automotive CNG Fuel Injection Actuation
p.41
p.41
SMA Thin Strip for Rotary-Driving Element
p.47
p.47
Structure and Properties of the High Temperature Nitrided/Oxided Surface of Ni-Ti Alloy
p.53
p.53
Structure and Shape Memory Effect in Annealed Ni-Ti-Co Strip Produced by Twin Roll Casting Technique
p.59
p.59
Performance of Shape Memory Composite with SMA and SMP
p.65
p.65
Shape Memory Assemblies Using Ultrasonic Welding
p.71
p.71
SMA Thin Strip for Rotary-Driving Element
Abstract:
If a shape-memory alloy (SMA) thin strip is applied as an element subjected to torsion, a rotary driving element with a simple mechanism can be developed. The torsion tests were carried out for the SMA thin strip. Torque and recovery torque, both increase in proportion to the angle of twist and temperature. The recoverable strain energy increases in proportion to temperature. The dissipated work decreases slightly with an increase in temperature. A means of opening and closing a door with an element driven by an SMA thin strip is demonstrated.
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Solid State Phenomena (Volume 154)
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47-52
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April 2009
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