Method for determining thermal impact temperature of Ti-Ni base shape memory alloy
A technology of thermal shock temperature and memory alloy, which is applied in the investigation stage/state change, sampling device, etc., can solve the problems of large error, time-consuming and laborious, low precision, etc., and achieve the effect of low cost, convenient use and high precision
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[0020] Ti 50 Ni 30 Cu 20 (at.%) Determination of thermal shock temperature of shape memory alloy (the martensite of the alloy is an orthogonal B19 structure), such as image 3 As shown, its working steps are:
[0021] (1) Cut the sample, cool it with coolant, and receive thermal shock in the martensitic reverse phase transformation temperature range. The wire cutting diameter of the titanium-nickel-based shape memory alloy is Φ3×0.7mm 2 thin slice samples;
[0022] (2) Clean the sample, adopt ultrasonic cleaning sample in chemical pure alcohol and acetone respectively for 20 minutes, then use deionized water, adopt ultrasonic cleaning for 15 minutes, then dry for later use;
[0023] (3) To measure the phase transition curve, put the sample into a differential scanning calorimeter (DSC) to measure its phase transition curve at a rate of temperature rise and temperature drop of 10°C / min respectively;
[0024] (4) Determination of the temperature of the demarcation point, an...
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[0027] Ti 50.4 Ni 49.6 (at.%) Determination of thermal shock temperature of shape memory alloy (the martensite of the alloy is monoclinic B19' structure), such as Figure 4 As shown, its working steps are:
[0028] (1) with example 1;
[0029] (2) with example 1;
[0030] (3) with example 1;
[0031] (4) Determination of the temperature of the demarcation point, and determination of the demarcation point temperature T of the phase transformation process in the martensitic inverse transformation curve S 95.5°C;
[0032] (5) Determine the thermal shock temperature, thermal shock temperature T A is the cut-off point temperature T S 95.5°C minus 3.2°C equals 92.3°C.
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