2015
DOI: 10.1016/s1006-706x(15)30081-9
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Microstructure and Magnetic Property Variation with Addition of Rare Earth Element Dy in Co-Ni-Al Ferromagnetic Shape Memory Alloy

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“…In previous studies, the martensite transformation process in Ti [18][19][20] and Fe [21] alloys had been clear, but in Co-Ni-Al FSMAs, a low martensite transformation temperature has still restricted its industrial applications. For another, doping magnetic rare elements in FSMAs, i.e., Dy [16,22], Tb [23], Nd [24], or Gd [25,26], can significantly affect the microstructure variation and phase transition temperature. Among those doping elements, the 3d electrons in rare earth Gd are delocalized and exterior, escorting to promote the valence electron concentration (R e/a ) and the magnetic valence number (Z m ) of alloys [25].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In previous studies, the martensite transformation process in Ti [18][19][20] and Fe [21] alloys had been clear, but in Co-Ni-Al FSMAs, a low martensite transformation temperature has still restricted its industrial applications. For another, doping magnetic rare elements in FSMAs, i.e., Dy [16,22], Tb [23], Nd [24], or Gd [25,26], can significantly affect the microstructure variation and phase transition temperature. Among those doping elements, the 3d electrons in rare earth Gd are delocalized and exterior, escorting to promote the valence electron concentration (R e/a ) and the magnetic valence number (Z m ) of alloys [25].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Additionally, recent studies [10,14,15] on Co-Ni-Al series alloys, revealed that a large output MFIS could be affected by two main parameters, including a suitable martensite structure and a large deformation drive force. As it concerns the first factor, the MFIS can be obtained due to the martensite twin boundaries rearrangement under EMF.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%