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Seminaron Shape Memory Alloys
Seminaron Shape Memory Alloys
Seminaron Shape Memory Alloys
MAGNETOSTRICTION POLYCRYPTOLACTONE
• Twinning enables
elastic deformation,
and hence super
elasticity.
• Upon cooling in the absence of applied load, the
material transforms from Austenite into twinned
Martensite. (no observable macroscopic shape
change occurs)
• Upon heating the material in the martensitic phase,
a reverse transformation takes place and as a result
the material transforms to Austenite.
• If mechanical load is applied to the material in the
state of twinned Martensite (at low temperature), it
is possible to detwin the martensite.
• Upon releasing of the load, the material remains
deformed. A subsequent heating of the material
to a temperature above the Austenite finish
temperature will result in reverse transformation
(martensite to austenite) and will lead to
complete shape recovery.
• Shape Memory Alloy remembers the shape when
it have austenitic structure.
• Reheating the material will result in complete
shape recovery.
• When the load is
increased to a point,
the alloy transitions
from the austenite
phase to the detwinned
martensite phase.
• When the load is
removed, the alloy
returns to its original
Austenite shape.
• Rubber like effect.
Nickel Titanium Alloy (Ni-Ti) commonly called as
Nitinol.
Cu-Al-Zn
Cu-Al-Ni
Fe-Mn-Si
EXAMPLES OF SMA
• High Strength
• Good Elasticity
• Fatigue Resistance
• Easy Fabrication
• Wear Resistance
• Light Weight
ADVANTAGES
• Initial Expensive
• Overstress
DISADVANTAGES
• Automobile applications
• Aerospace applications
• Biomedical
APPLICATIONS OF SMA
SHAPE MEMORY ALLOYS