Correlation between shape memory effect and density of annealing twin boundary in an FeMnSiCrNi alloy during special heat treatments with different parameters

It remains unclear whether a negative dependence of shape memory effect (SME) still exists on the density of annealing twin boundary (ATB) in FeMnSi-based alloys during special heat treatments without optimal parameters. To address this issue, the evolutions of grain size and martensite amount in an...

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description It remains unclear whether a negative dependence of shape memory effect (SME) still exists on the density of annealing twin boundary (ATB) in FeMnSi-based alloys during special heat treatments without optimal parameters. To address this issue, the evolutions of grain size and martensite amount in an Fe-14.5Mn-5.5Si-8.2Cr-5.2Ni-0.016C alloy were investigated in addition to the evolution of ATB density during the special heat treatments, i.e. training and thermomechanical treatment with different annealing temperatures. The results showed that the SME still showed a strong negative dependence on the ATB density independent of the special heat treatments. An obvious positive dependence of SME existed on the density of low angle grain boundary concomitant with the reduced ATB density. No obvious correlation between the SME and the grain size existed when the pre-deformation was rather lower (
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Annealing twin boundary
Density
FeMnSi-based alloys
Grain boundaries
Grain size
Heat treatment
Low angle grain boundary
Martensite
Martensitic transformations
Parameters
Predeformation
Shape effects
Shape memory alloys
Thermomechanical treatment
Training
Twin boundaries
title Correlation between shape memory effect and density of annealing twin boundary in an FeMnSiCrNi alloy during special heat treatments with different parameters
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