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Powder metallurgical processing of Ni-Ti shape memory alloy. / Green, S. M.; Grant, D. M.; Kelly, N. R.
In: Powder Metallurgy, Vol. 40, No. 1, 1997, p. 43-47.

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Green SM, Grant DM, Kelly NR. Powder metallurgical processing of Ni-Ti shape memory alloy. Powder Metallurgy. 1997;40(1):43-47.

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Green, S. M. ; Grant, D. M. ; Kelly, N. R. / Powder metallurgical processing of Ni-Ti shape memory alloy. In: Powder Metallurgy. 1997 ; Vol. 40, No. 1. pp. 43-47.

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abstract = "The near net shape production of homogeneous Ni-Ti intermetallic displaying good shape memory behaviour is attractive, particularly for potential biomaterials applications. This study investigates and characterises equiatomic Ni-Ti shape memory ahoy prepared by the compaction and sintering of elemental Ti and Ni powders. Phase development during sintering was determined using X-ray diffraction, scanning electron microscopy, and energy dispersive X-ray analysis, and dimensional integrity of the compacts was monitored during sintering. The shape memory behaviour of the Ni-Ti compacts was assessed using differential scanning calorimetry. Employment of a combined solid state and liquid phase sinter cycle produced homogeneous Ni-Ti intermetallic containing 35% porosity and displaying shape memory transformation enthalpy similar to that of commercially produced wrought Ni-Ti material. (C) 1997 The Institute of Materials.",
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AB - The near net shape production of homogeneous Ni-Ti intermetallic displaying good shape memory behaviour is attractive, particularly for potential biomaterials applications. This study investigates and characterises equiatomic Ni-Ti shape memory ahoy prepared by the compaction and sintering of elemental Ti and Ni powders. Phase development during sintering was determined using X-ray diffraction, scanning electron microscopy, and energy dispersive X-ray analysis, and dimensional integrity of the compacts was monitored during sintering. The shape memory behaviour of the Ni-Ti compacts was assessed using differential scanning calorimetry. Employment of a combined solid state and liquid phase sinter cycle produced homogeneous Ni-Ti intermetallic containing 35% porosity and displaying shape memory transformation enthalpy similar to that of commercially produced wrought Ni-Ti material. (C) 1997 The Institute of Materials.

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