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SGER: Magnetic Shape Memory Behavior in New Materials

SGER: Magnetic Shape Memory Behavior in New Materials
SGER:新材料中的磁性形状记忆行为
批准号:
0332824
负责人:
Huseyin Sehitoglu
金额:
$4.01万
依托单位国家:
美国
项目类别:
Standard Grant
财政年份:
2003
资助国家:
美国
项目状态:
已结题
起止时间:
2003-07-01 至 2004-06-30

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新材料中的磁性形状记忆行为所提出的工作代表了理解一个非常有前途的铁磁形状记忆合金系统的磁-机械响应的高度优先权。 重点是CoNiAl合金进行形状变化与施加的磁场。铁磁形状记忆合金在外加磁场作用下会发生马氏体变体结构的重新排列,这种重新排列会产生百分之几的应变。由于其更快的响应时间,它们比传统的形状记忆合金具有优势,并且与其他铁磁形状记忆材料相比,CoNiAl具有更高的强度。实验包括测量两种特定成分的CoNiAl合金的磁化强度与外加磁场的关系,建立磁化强度的易磁化轴和难磁化轴,并测试几种晶体取向,以及磁场引起的应变测量作为外加应力的函数。 还将通过应力下的温度循环和形状记忆行为的观察来评价CoNiAl合金的机械响应。这项工作将对新材料的设计及其建模产生影响,并在各种工程设备(如致动器)中具有潜在的应用。该项目将提供一个机会,培养研究生以及本科生在理解的基本概念,在转换材料,铁磁性和形状记忆行为。
英文摘要
Magnetic Shape Memory Behavior in New MaterialsThe proposed work represents a high priority in understanding the magneto-mechanical response of a very promising ferromagnetic shape memory alloy system. The focus is on CoNiAl alloys that undergo shape change associated with applied magnetic fields. Ferromagnetic shape memory alloys undergo rearrangement of the martensitic variant structure under an applied magnetic field which could produce few percent strains. They have advantages over traditional shape memory alloys because of their faster response time, and the CoNiAl has higher strength compared to other ferromagnetic shape memory materials. The experiments include measurement of magnetization versus applied magnetic field for two specific compositions of CoNiAl alloys, the establishment of easy and hard axis of magnetization with testing of several crystal orientations, and the magnetic field induced strain measurements as a function of applied stress. The mechanical response of the CoNiAl alloys will be also evaluated via temperature cycling under stress and observation of the shape memory behavior. The work will have impact in design of new materials and their modeling, and potential applications in various engineering devices such as actuators. The project will provide an opportunity to train a graduate student as well as undergraduate students in understanding the fundamental concepts in transforming materials, ferromagnetism and shape memory behavior.
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