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Title: Simulation of martensitic transformations in TRIP-steel and Fe-based shape memory alloy
Authors: Nishimura, F.1, Liedl, U.2 liedl@lam.mw.tum.de, Werner, E.A.2,3
Source: Computational Materials Science. Jan2003, Vol. 26 Issue 1-4, p189. 8p.
Subjects: Alloys, Finite element method
Abstract: Several important effects in the mechanical behavior of materials are due to martensitic transformations. In case of TRIP-steels, the γ→α′ martensitic transformation during plastic deformation is responsible for high strength combined with an outstanding ductility. Another martensitic transformation (γ→ϵ) is the reason for the perfect shape recovery in Fe-based shape memory alloys (SMAs). By means of a finite element analysis the evolution of martensite both in a TRIP-steel and in an Fe-based SMA is investigated. The model is able to explain the experimentally observed dependence of the austenite start temperature in an Fe-based SMA on the extent of prior martensitic transformation. Dilatometric experiments with an high-alloyed TRIP-steel are used to validate the predictions of the TRIP-simulations. [Copyright &y& Elsevier]
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  Data: Several important effects in the mechanical behavior of materials are due to martensitic transformations. In case of TRIP-steels, the <f>γ→α′</f> martensitic transformation during plastic deformation is responsible for high strength combined with an outstanding ductility. Another martensitic transformation (<f>γ→ϵ</f>) is the reason for the perfect shape recovery in Fe-based shape memory alloys (SMAs). By means of a finite element analysis the evolution of martensite both in a TRIP-steel and in an Fe-based SMA is investigated. The model is able to explain the experimentally observed dependence of the austenite start temperature in an Fe-based SMA on the extent of prior martensitic transformation. Dilatometric experiments with an high-alloyed TRIP-steel are used to validate the predictions of the TRIP-simulations. [Copyright &y& Elsevier]
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