A 3d Micro-Plane Model for Shape Memory Alloys
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are compared with the experimental results. In these test results the shape memory alloys behavior as: super elasticity under various temperatures, loading rate effects, asymmetry in tension and pressure, various loops of loading and unloading, hydrostatic pressure effects, different proportional tension-shear biaxial loading and unloading, and also deviation from normality due to non-proportional tension-shear biaxial loading and unloading, are investigated and presented. The interesting well accuracy of results proves the strength and capability of the proposed model
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volume 21 issue 1
pages 17- 30
publication date 2008-02-01
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