Modelling and simulation of phase transition in shape memory metals
This is a brief introduction into the theory of phase transitions in shape memory alloys. First, the author presents a mathematical model which is capable of describing both quasiplastic and pseudoelastic effects. The mechanical and thermodynamical properties of the model are investigated, and the phase transition in the model is described in detail based on the concept of effective potential energy. Some applications to tension-compression test and feedback control of shape memory actuators conclude the paper. For the entire collection see [Zbl 0954.00052].
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