physica status solidi (a) · 1988 · 35 citations · 2 references
EngineeringMaterials EngineeringMaterials ScienceHeatingMetallurgyRheologyAlloysHeat Transfer In SolidsMartensitic TransformationsMetallurgical KineticsMetalsPhysical MetallurgyFrictionInternal FrictionMartensite FormationMartensitic Phase TransformationTemperature Dependence Of DeformationTemperature Dependence Of FrictionTemperature-dependent FrictionTransformation Kinetics
Low-frequency (≈︁ 1 Hz) internal friction associated with the martensitic transformation in NiTi, is systematically investigated under diverse heating and cooling rates T. The main contribution to the internal friction is due to transistory phenomena which decrease to zero with T. It is shown that the transitory internal friction does not depend linearly on the T heating or cooling rate, as it was predicted by the classical theories.
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