Experimental investigation on macroscopic domain formation and evolution in polycrystalline NiTi microtubing under mechanical force

By P. Feng, Qingping Sun. 2006

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Subfields: Materials Chemistry, Mechanical Engineering

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In Materials Chemistry

1. Yongjun He
2. Qingping Sun
3. J. Shaw
4. Samantha Daly
5. C. Churchill
6. E. Nelson
7. B. Reedlunn
8. P. Feng

In Mechanical Engineering

1. Yongjun He
2. Samantha Daly
3. Qingping Sun

Citations in the corpus

• A multiscale continuum model of the grain-size dependence of the stress hysteresis in shape memory alloy polycrystals (2008, background): “... to the macroscopic hysteresis of real polycrystalline material, ranging from the interaction of interfaces with defects (impurities, dislocations and precipitates) to the interaction of interface with grain boundaries and even to the interaction between the macroscopic propagating front and heat”
• Tension, compression, and bending of superelastic shape memory alloy tubes (2014, methodology): “The fine fingers at the austenite/martensite front interface are consistent with the observations of Feng and Sun (2006), who also studied superelastic NiTi tubes in tension.”
• Macroscopic equilibrium domain structure and geometric compatibility in elastic phase transition of thin plates (2010, background): “, in grains) can take place collectively and lead to macroscopic observable domain structures as shown in the surface morphology of wires, strips, and tubes [1–5,8].”