J.F. Xiao, Y.N. Shen, S. Matsunaga, Y. Yamabe-Mitarai
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Composition dependence of phase transformation and shape memory effect of Ti-Zr-Pd-Pt high temperature shape memory alloys
Ti-Zr-Pd-Pt alloys have been considered as potential candidates for high-temperature shape memory alloys (HT-SMAs). In this study, nine alloys were prepared to investigate the effect of multi-component alloying on the phase transformation and shape memory effect. The structural phase diagram of martensite in Ti–Zr–Pd–Pt quaternary alloys was firstly systematically investigated to provide insights and predictions for further research. The phase transformation is divided into three groups: typical martensitic transformation (MT) area, supercooling-controlled phase transformation area and diffusion-assisted phase transformation area. The martensite structure changes from B19 to B33 with the addition of Zr over 25 %. The contribution of Pt contents to raising the martensitic transformation temperature (MTT) became less pronounced with increasing Zr contents. As for shape recovery, over 87 % shape recovery was obtained even under 300 MPa in Ti-10Zr-Pd-Pt alloys, among which Ti-10Zr-15Pt-35Pd presents the highest recovery ratio of over 97 %.
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