Transformation behavior and shape memory properties of Ti 50 Ni 15 Pd 25 Cu 10 high temperature shape memory alloy at various aging temperatures

Effect of cobalt addition on the corrosion behavior of near equiatomic NiTi shape memory alloy in normal saline solution: electrochemical and XPS studies

“…Shape Memory Alloys (SMAs) represent a unique class of materials exhibiting peculiar properties like the shape memory effect, the superelasticity associated with damping capabilities, high corrosion and extraordinary fatigue resistance. [1][2][3][4][5] Due to their potential use in an expanding variety of technological applications, [6][7][8][9] an increasing interest in the study of the SMAs has been witnessed in the research community during the previous decades.…”

Two-Step Martensitic Transformation in an Aged Ti50Ni15Pd25Cu10High Temperature Shape Memory Alloys

“…The decrease in transformation temperatures was attributed to the formation of Ni-lean Ti 2 Pd and TiPdCu precipitates as discussed in our previous work [6,7]. Due to formation of these precipitates, the Ni concentration in the matrix increased and resulted in decrease of transformation temperature [8].…”

Improvement in the Mechanical Properties of High Temperature Shape Memory Alloy (Ti50Ni25Pd25) by Copper Addition

“…It was also noted that addition of Cu increases the dimensional stability of alloy at higher stress levels due to increasing the resistance against viscoplastic deformation by solid solution hardening mechanism [18]. In our previous work [21,24], it has been shown that after thermomechanical training and precipitation hardening process thermal stability and recovery ratio were improved significantly in Ti 50 Ni 15 Pd 25 Cu 10 alloys; however, the transformation temperatures were decreased.…”