Journal
MATERIALS CHARACTERIZATION
Volume 45, Issue 2, Pages 143-152Publisher
ELSEVIER SCIENCE INC
DOI: 10.1016/S1044-5803(00)00068-1
Keywords
martensitic transformation; quaternary alloys; shape memory recovery
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Martensitic transformation of Ti50.5-XNi49.5ZrX/2HfX/2 quaternary alloys (X = 0-20 at.%) is studied by different thermo-mechanical treatments. These alloys have one-stage B2<->B19' transformation and exhibit greater than or equal to 80% shape memory recovery. Their DSC forward transformation peak M* can be raised from 50 degreesC to 323 degreesC with transformation hysteresis being slightly larger than that of Ti50.5-XNi49.5ZrX alloys. In the early 10 cycles, thermal cycling can depress the M* temperature more significantly in Ti35.5Ni49.5Zr7.5Hf7.5 than in Ti35.5Ni49.5Zr15 due to the former alloy having higher hardness in the matrix. Martensite stabilization can be induced by cold rolling at room temperature. The strengthening effects of cold rolling and thermal cycling on Ms temperature are found to follow Ms = T-o-K Delta (sigmay), in which K values are related to the as-annealed hardness of these alloys. Ti30.5N49.5Zr10Hf10 alloy, aged in martensite phase can cause the phenomenon of thermal-induced martensite stabilization. (C) 2000 Elsevier Science Inc. All rights reserved.
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