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Influence of Detwinning on the Shape Memory Effect in Ni55Fe18Ga27 Single Crystals. / Belyaev, Sergey; Resnina, Natalia; Nikolaev, Vladimir; Timashov, Roman; Saveleva, Anastasiya; Gazizullina, Aigul; Krymov, Vladimir; Sibirev, Alexey.

в: Journal of Materials Engineering and Performance, Том 28, № 7, 15.07.2019, стр. 4234-4240.

Результаты исследований: Научные публикации в периодических изданияхстатьяРецензирование

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Belyaev, S, Resnina, N, Nikolaev, V, Timashov, R, Saveleva, A, Gazizullina, A, Krymov, V & Sibirev, A 2019, 'Influence of Detwinning on the Shape Memory Effect in Ni55Fe18Ga27 Single Crystals', Journal of Materials Engineering and Performance, Том. 28, № 7, стр. 4234-4240. https://doi.org/10.1007/s11665-019-04188-8

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Belyaev S, Resnina N, Nikolaev V, Timashov R, Saveleva A, Gazizullina A и пр. Influence of Detwinning on the Shape Memory Effect in Ni55Fe18Ga27 Single Crystals. Journal of Materials Engineering and Performance. 2019 Июль 15;28(7):4234-4240. https://doi.org/10.1007/s11665-019-04188-8

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Belyaev, Sergey ; Resnina, Natalia ; Nikolaev, Vladimir ; Timashov, Roman ; Saveleva, Anastasiya ; Gazizullina, Aigul ; Krymov, Vladimir ; Sibirev, Alexey. / Influence of Detwinning on the Shape Memory Effect in Ni55Fe18Ga27 Single Crystals. в: Journal of Materials Engineering and Performance. 2019 ; Том 28, № 7. стр. 4234-4240.

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title = "Influence of Detwinning on the Shape Memory Effect in Ni55Fe18Ga27 Single Crystals",
abstract = "Deformation mechanisms, one-way and two-way shape memory effects were studied in the mode of compression in the [011] single crystal of the Ni55Fe18Ga27 alloy where the detwinning occurred during deformation and in the [001] single crystal where the detwinning was forbidden. It was found that the [001] and [011] crystals deformed by different mechanisms during compression to 5% (reorientation was in [001] crystal, and the reorientation and detwinning were in [011] crystal) and from 15 to 20% (the 14 M → L10 transition was in [001] crystal and plastic deformation of 14 M phase was in [011]). The compression of both single crystals from 5 to 15% occurred due to the same mechanisms: the 10 M ↔ 14 M transformation and the plastic deformation of the 14 M martensite. The 14 M and L10 phases were stable under load, and they transformed to the 10 M martensite on unloading. It was shown that the crystal orientation and detwinning hardly affected the value of the one-way shape memory effect since both crystals were in the 10 M martensite after preliminary deformation. In this case, the transformation of 10 M martensite to the austenite on heating was accompanied by a strain of about 5% and this was the maximum value of the shape memory effect. It was found that the detwinning significantly affected the temperature ranges of strain recovery. In the [011] crystal, the strain recovered in a very narrow interval on heating (1-2°C), whereas in the [001] crystal the shape memory effect was observed in “normal” temperature range (~ 10°C). The detwinning resulted in the formation of a large oriented internal stress during the preliminary deformation that increased the value of the two-way shape memory effect that was observed in [011] crystals in comparison with the [001] crystals.",
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AU - Timashov, Roman

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AU - Gazizullina, Aigul

AU - Krymov, Vladimir

AU - Sibirev, Alexey

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