Journal of Thermal Analysis and Calorimetry
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Volume 38: Issue 4
Shape memory alloys: Local and global transformations by high resolution thermal analysis
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A. Amengual Applied Physics Dept. Univ. Politecnica Catalunya Jordi girona Salgado 31 E-08034 Barcelona Spain

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A. Isalgué Applied Physics Dept. Univ. Politecnica Catalunya Jordi girona Salgado 31 E-08034 Barcelona Spain

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F. C. Lovey Applied Physics Dept. Univ. Politecnica Catalunya Jordi girona Salgado 31 E-08034 Barcelona Spain

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F. Marco Applied Physics Dept. Univ. Politecnica Catalunya Jordi girona Salgado 31 E-08034 Barcelona Spain

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V. Torra Applied Physics Dept. Univ. Politecnica Catalunya Jordi girona Salgado 31 E-08034 Barcelona Spain

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Pages:
593–602
Online Publication Date:
02 Aug 2005
Publication Date:
01 Apr 1992
Article Category:
Research Article
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.1007/bf01979386
Keywords:
high resolution thermal analysis; shape memory alloys
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The use of high resolution automatised equipment (HRTA, conduction calorimetry, stress-strain-temperature) allows to study, locally and/or globally, the martensitic transformations of the alloys with memory (Cu-Zn-Al). The observations allow to establish the phenomenology of the effects of the cycling on the crystalline structure. Particularly, the formation of defects, the interactions between the interphases and the precipitates that change the relative stability of the phases, the effects of the nucleation and the growth. The experimental research of the area of coexistence of the two phases allows to set a phenomenological model coherent with the experimental observations.

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1388-6150
Online ISSN:
1572-8943

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Journal of Thermal Analysis and Calorimetry
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