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• TITLE: Effect of Ultrasound on the Pseudoelasticity of Shape Memory Alloys

  AUTHORS: Ali H. Alhilfi, Andrew Rusinko

  KEYWORDS: Shape Memory Alloys, Pseudoelasticity, Martensite Transformation, Ultrasound

  JOURNAL NAME: Journal of Materials Science and Chemical Engineering, Vol.10 No.6, June 15, 2022

  ABSTRACT: The paper aims to develop a model describing the ultrasound-assisted pseudoelastic deformation of shape memory alloys. Experimental results record that acoustic energy reduces the value of stresses needed to induce pseudoelastic deformation (martensitic transformation). At the same time, the ultrasound-assisted deforming develops with a more significant strain hardening. The model presented here is based on the synthetic theory of inelastic deformation. To catch the phenomena caused by acoustic energy, we enter into the basic equation of the synthetic theory terms reflecting the effect of ultrasound on the processes governing the peculiarities of pseudoelastic deformation in the acoustic field. The analytical results fit good experimental data.