Influence of cold work and heat treatment on the shape memory effect and plastic strain development of NiTi

By David A. Miller, Dimitris C. Lagoudas. 2001

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Shape memory alloys, Part I: General properties and modeling of single crystals (2006, methodology): “Different training sequences can be used (Contardo and Guénin, 1990; Miller and Lagoudas, 2001), i.e., by inducing a non-homogeneous plastic strain (torsion, flexion) at a martensitic or austenitic phase; by aging under applied stress in the austenitic phase, in order to stabilize the parent…”
Superelastic and cyclic response of NiTi SMA at various strain rates and temperatures (2006, background): “Miller and Lagoudas (2001) point out that the level of cold work and the annealing temperature affect the transformation characteristics of the thermally induced phase transformation under a constant applied stress, specifically the transformation strain and transformation-induced plastic strain.”
Modeling of transformation-induced plasticity and its effect on the behavior of porous shape memory alloys. Part I: constitutive model for fully dense SMAs (2004, background): “…phase, in order to stabilize the parent phase, or in the martensitic phase, in order to create a precipitant phase (Ni–Ti alloys); by thermo- mechanical, either superelastic or thermal cycles (Manach and Favier, 1993; Hebda and White, 1995; Liu and McCormick, 1990; Miller and Lagoudas, 2001).”
Welding and Joining of NiTi Shape Memory Alloys: A Review (2017, background): “Cold-worked NiTi subjected to annealing heat treatments may show two-step transformation [227,228].”
R-phase transformation phenomena in thermomechanically loaded NiTi polycrystals (2006, background): “The R-phase transformation commonly appears as an intermediate phase in most of the commercially available cold worked/annealed NiTi wires (Miller and Lagoudas, 2001).”