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One-way Shape Memory Effect in a Cryogenic Treated Cu-base Alloy |
Iulian Ciupitu 1, Dana Daisa 1, Elvira Alexandrescu 1, Doina Raducanu 2 |
1. METAV-CD SA, CA Rosetti Nr 31 Sect. 2, Bucharest 70000, Romania |
Abstract |
As it is known, in a binary system Cu-Zn case the Ms temperature is to down placed so that (therefore) thermo elastic martensitic transformation it is effective non-utile. The additions of Al, Sn, Si, Ge, Be can sensible adjuste the place of Ms point towards moderate temperatures, even positive values. The our experiments was utilised a 21 % zinc and a 5,4 % aluminium amounts. For comparison, the experimental material was hot (at 6500C), cold (at 200 C) and cryogenic processed (at -700C). Martensitic structures with various proportion of martensite were obtained. The literature indicates the getting of SME-termoresponsive martensitic transformation as a result of heat treatments, after plastic deformation. In the usually quenching treatment, the rapidly cooling of metals most commonly accomplished by immersing the material in oil or water. Within our work, the total thermo elastic martensite transformation was realized by a particular final heat treatment, which includes an annealing at 7000C followed by cryogenic quenching in a carbonic snow (at -700C) for few minutes. This procedure, which was inspired by cooling stage of DSC, induces one-way shape memory effect in the experimental alloy. Keywords: brass with aluminium, shape memory, rolling, thermo elastic martensitic transformation, cryogenic quenching
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Presentation: Poster at E-MRS Fall Meeting 2008, Symposium C, by Iulian CiupituSee On-line Journal of E-MRS Fall Meeting 2008 Submitted: 2008-02-05 14:23 Revised: 2009-06-07 00:48 |