The use of shape memory alloys for a large number of applications in many fields of engineering has given rise to a great interest of researchers on an exhaustive modeling of their macroscopic behaviour. Most of the models proposed in the literature, however, consider a perfect pseudo-elastic behaviour (i.e. no residual strains), which is experimentally proved to be only an approximation. This paper addresses a new one-dimensional model able to include also permanent inelasticity effects, whose main features are shown by many numerical tests.

A Phenomenological One-dimensional Model Describing Stress-induced Solid Phase Transformation with Permanent Inelasticity

AURICCHIO, FERDINANDO;REALI, ALESSANDRO
2007-01-01

Abstract

The use of shape memory alloys for a large number of applications in many fields of engineering has given rise to a great interest of researchers on an exhaustive modeling of their macroscopic behaviour. Most of the models proposed in the literature, however, consider a perfect pseudo-elastic behaviour (i.e. no residual strains), which is experimentally proved to be only an approximation. This paper addresses a new one-dimensional model able to include also permanent inelasticity effects, whose main features are shown by many numerical tests.
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