The apparent activation energies and frequency factors of thedouble reversible transformations occurring in heating CuZnAlMnNIshape memory alloy (SMA) were deduced as ΔE_x→M = 62. 597 8 KJ/mol, ΔE_M → A = 153. 92 ...The apparent activation energies and frequency factors of thedouble reversible transformations occurring in heating CuZnAlMnNIshape memory alloy (SMA) were deduced as ΔE_x→M = 62. 597 8 KJ/mol, ΔE_M → A = 153. 92 KJ/Mol, A_x→M = 5.2232 × 10~9S^-1, andA_ M → A = 2.3251 × 10~23 S^-1, respectively. The kinetic equationsof the two transformations due- Ing heating were establishedsimultaneously.展开更多
The influence of heating rate on double reversible transformation in CuZnAlMnNi shape memory alloy was investigated by differential scanning calorimetry. It was found that rapid heating inhibits X -->M transformati...The influence of heating rate on double reversible transformation in CuZnAlMnNi shape memory alloy was investigated by differential scanning calorimetry. It was found that rapid heating inhibits X -->M transformation but is favorable to the reverse martensite transformation, giving rise to the approach of the two transformation peaks. With the decrease of heating rate, the two transformation peaks separate gradually.展开更多
基金the Natural Science Foundation of Shandong Province, Y2001F06.]
文摘The apparent activation energies and frequency factors of thedouble reversible transformations occurring in heating CuZnAlMnNIshape memory alloy (SMA) were deduced as ΔE_x→M = 62. 597 8 KJ/mol, ΔE_M → A = 153. 92 KJ/Mol, A_x→M = 5.2232 × 10~9S^-1, andA_ M → A = 2.3251 × 10~23 S^-1, respectively. The kinetic equationsof the two transformations due- Ing heating were establishedsimultaneously.
文摘The influence of heating rate on double reversible transformation in CuZnAlMnNi shape memory alloy was investigated by differential scanning calorimetry. It was found that rapid heating inhibits X -->M transformation but is favorable to the reverse martensite transformation, giving rise to the approach of the two transformation peaks. With the decrease of heating rate, the two transformation peaks separate gradually.
