Phase Transformations and Shape Memory Effect in Alloys of Zr-Ni-Co System

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Intermetallic compounds of ZrNi-ZrCo cross-section undergo martensitic phase transformation, which is accompanied by the imperfect shape memory effect at elevated temperatures. Martensitic transformation is also taking place in one of the constituents for the in-situ composites of ZrCo-Zr2Co-Zr2Ni-ZrNi region. High temperature shape memory behavior of Zr-Ni-Co composite material shows improvement in shape recovery comparing to quasibinary intermetallic compounds of ZrNi-ZrCo cross-section.

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Materials Science Forum (Volumes 738-739)

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123-127

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January 2013

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