Shape-Memory Alloys Handbook

By Christian Lexcellent. 2013

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1. Chao-lin Tan
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• Additive manufacturing of bio-inspired multi-scale hierarchically strengthened lattice structures (2021, background): “Besides, austenitic TiNi shape memory alloys (SMAs) were also investigated due to their low elastic modulus (typically 48-69 GPa [8, 17]), good biocompatibility (better than stainless steel [18, 19] and Ti6Mo3Al titanium alloy [20]), superelasticity (SE) and high damping capacity (essential to avoid”