Characterisation and modelling of behaviour of a shape memory alloys
Shape memory alloys (SMAs) provide an attractive solid-state actuation alternative to engineers in various fields due to their ability to exhibit recoverable deformations while under substantial loads. This feature is of particular importance when utilising the smart composite materials reinforced b...
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| description | Shape memory alloys (SMAs) provide an attractive solid-state actuation alternative to engineers in various fields due to their ability to exhibit recoverable deformations while under substantial loads. This feature is of particular importance when utilising the smart composite materials reinforced by SMA. Many constitutive models describing this repeatable phenomenon have been proposed, where some models also capture the effects of rate-independent irrecoverable deformations in SMAs. This paper presents experimental investigations and numerical simulations on shape memory alloys. First, by consisting in determining the transformations of equiatomic Ti–Ni shape memory alloys by differential scanning calorimeter. Then, in order to validate a 3D numerical model of the pseudoelastic behaviour of SMA allowing a finite strain analysis, a set of experimental tests at various initial temperatures is proposed. Finally, the numerical simulations of uniaxial tests performed on shape memory alloys are presented and compared with experimental data, permitting the validation of the proposed modelling. Reasonably good correlation is obtained between the experimental and model predictions. |
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