Ni56Mn(25-x)Ga19Cox (x = 0, 2, 4 at.%) ferromagnetic shape memory alloys were fully annealed and then prepared according to different thermal routes. It was found that a quench process, together with a high heating rate, improves the thermal response and stabilizes the thermo-elastic transformation in Co-doped samples; in addition, it was observed that a low-rate thermal cycling is comparable to an austenitic aging.

Effect of heating/cooling rate on martensitic transformation of NiMnGa-Co high temperature ferromagnetic shape memory alloys

Nespoli A;Biffi CA;Villa E;Tuissi A
2017

Abstract

Ni56Mn(25-x)Ga19Cox (x = 0, 2, 4 at.%) ferromagnetic shape memory alloys were fully annealed and then prepared according to different thermal routes. It was found that a quench process, together with a high heating rate, improves the thermal response and stabilizes the thermo-elastic transformation in Co-doped samples; in addition, it was observed that a low-rate thermal cycling is comparable to an austenitic aging.
2017
Istituto di Chimica della Materia Condensata e di Tecnologie per l'Energia - ICMATE
Shape Memory Alloys SMA
Ferromagnetic SMA
high temperature FeSMA
NiMnGa
calorimetry
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