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Autori: Gigi Vitel, Marius Suru, Adrian Paraschiv, Nicoleta Lohan, Bogdan Pricop, Maria Baciu & Leandru Bujoreanu
Editorial: Taylor & Francis, Materials and Manufacturing Processes, 28(1), p.79-84, 2012.
Rezumat:
In the framework of intelligent materials, actuators, sensors and control systems have been developed in an attempt to replicate the main functions performed by muscles, nerves and brain, respectively [1]. The actuators have been developed from various types of intelligent materials such as: piezoelectric, shape memory; electro and magnetostrictive and electro and magnetorheological materials that have the general ability to react to thermal, electric, chemical, wavelength or magnetic fluctuations [2]. Shape Memory Alloys (SMAs) can be used either as electric or as thermal actuators [3], which are able to develop very high power densities, with proper control of both non-linear motion and cooling process [4].
Cuvinte cheie: SMA, training, deflectogram, martensite, temperature, dsc, microstructure, relief
URL: http://www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.1080/10426914.2012.700157