Shape Memory Characteristics and Lattice Deformation in Ti-Ni-Cu Alloys

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Transformation behavior in Ti50Ni50-xCux (at%) alloys has been investigated by carrying out X-ray diffraction in the temperature range between 343 and 83 K, and the following was found. In the alloys with Cu-content less than 5 at%, B2→B19’ transformation takes place. In the 7.5 at%Cu alloy, both B2→B19’ and B2→B19→B19’ transformations take place. In the alloys with Cu-content between 10 and 15 at%, B2→B19→B19’ transformations take place. The B19→B19’ transformation is not complete even at 83 K in alloys with Cu-content more than 10 at%, while complete in the 7.5 at%Cu alloy. In the 20 at%Cu alloy, only B2→B19 transformation takes place. This transformation behavior is consistent with that obtained from electrical resistivity and DSC measurements. Lattice parameters of the parent and martensite phases were obtained from X-ray diffraction and the lattice deformation was calculated by using the parameters. In relation to the calculated lattice deformation, the transformation elongation and hysteresis observed in thermal cycling tests under a constant load were examined, and the following was found. Cu-content dependence of the transformation elongation originates from that of the lattice deformation. The decrease in transformation hysteresis with increasing Cu-content originates from a decrease in friction against the movement of the interface between the parent and martensite phases. © 1990, The Japan Institute of Metals. All rights reserved.

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Nam, T. H., Saburi, T., Nakata, Y., & Shimizu, K. (1990). Shape Memory Characteristics and Lattice Deformation in Ti-Ni-Cu Alloys. Materials Transactions, JIM, 31(12), 1050–1056. https://doi.org/10.2320/matertrans1989.31.1050

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