Deformation of Ni-Mn-Ga 7M modulated martensite through detwinning/twinning and forward/reverse intermartensitic transformation studied by in-situ neutron diffraction and interrupted in-situ EBSD
Deformation of Ni-Mn-Ga 7M modulated martensite through detwinning/twinning and forward/reverse intermartensitic transformation studied by in-situ neutron diffraction and interrupted in-situ EBSD
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通过原位中子衍射和间断原位 EBSD 研究 Ni-Mn-Ga 7M 调制马氏体通过解孪生/孪生和正向/反向马氏体相变的变形
DOI:
10.1016/j.actamat.2019.05.054
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发表时间:
2019
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影响因子:
9.4
通讯作者:
Liang Zuo
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作者:
Naifu Zou;Zongbin Li;Yudong Zhang;Weimin Gan;Bo Yang;Xiang Zhao;Claude Esling;Michael Hofmann;Liang Zuo
Shape memory alloys, especially the newly developed Ni–Mn-based heusler-type intermetallic compounds, exhibit specific mechanical responses to mechanical loading. Although the deformation behaviors have been studied for reducing the number of martensite variants, the mechanisms are not fully revealed. Thus in this work the compression process of twin-related 7M modulated martensite of Ni–Mn-Ga intermetallic compound was studied byin-situneutron diffraction at macroscopic scale and by interruptedin-situEBSD at microscopic scale. It is revealed that the mechanical response of the 7M martensite is featured by three states: a linear elastic-plastic state, a steady plastic state, and a second linear plastic state. The plastic deformation is initiated by the detwinning of the existing variants in the first linear state. It proceeds to the steady state by intensive detwinning of the these variants and by twinning of the remaining variants that result in the disappearance of the existing variants and the appearance of new variants, then by intermartensitic transformation to form non-modulated martensite (NM). These three shear processes are highly coordinated and compatible with the annihilation of the local incompatible strains by reverse intermartensitic transformation, which allows a steady progress of deformation and a continuous reorientation of the variants. The reorientation produces new twins with unfavorable orientations and limited deformation capacity, leading to a stress increase for further deformation. The present work provides comprehensive information on deformation mechanisms of Ni–Mn-Ga 7M martensite at each characteristic deformation step that is useful for mechanical simulation of deformation behaviors of intermetallic compounds.