The effect of plastic deformation during the preliminary superelasticity cycle and/or during the stress-induced martensite aging (SIM-aging) on the two-way shape memory effect (TWSME) and rubber-like behavior (RLB) in β- and (β+γ)-single crystals of Ni51Fe18Ga27Co4 alloy with thermoelastic L21(B2)–10M/14M–L10 martensitic transformations is studied. It is experimentally shown that the SIM-aging along the [110]B2-direction at T = 423 K for 1 hour under a compressive stress of 430 MPa (for β-crystals) and 400 MPa (for (β+γ)-crystals) induces large reversible strains in the stress-free cooling/heating cycles (TWSME) and loading/unloading cycles at T < As (RLB) along the [001]B2-direction which is perpendicular to the [110]B2-direction. The chemical stabilization of L10-martensite in the SIM-aged β-crystals leads to the appearance of TWSME with a reversible strain of εTWSME1 = +8.1% due to the oriented growth of martensite in the thermal cycles and RLB with a reversible strain of εRLB1 = –14.2% caused by the reorienting martensitic variants by the moving twin boundaries in compression. A contribution from the plastic deformation in the preliminary superelasticity cycle and/or in the SIM-aging process in (β+γ)-crystals leads to a combination of chemical and mechanical stabilization of L10-martensite. As a result, in the SIM-aged (β+γ)-crystals, firstly, the TWSME strain (εTWSME2 = +4.5%) is 1.8 times smaller than that in β-crystals. Secondly, the loading/unloading cycles of RLB with a reversible strain of εRLB2 = –13.2% are accompanied by the high critical stress values for reorientation of martensitic variants σcr2 = 55 MPa and dissipation energy ΔGirr2 = 924 J/m3, in contrast to β-crystals for which σcr1 = 12 MPa and ΔGirr1 = 456 J/m3. This is due to the contribution of mechanical stabilization of L10-martensite by the pinning of interphase and twin boundaries by dislocations in SIM-aged (β+γ)-crystals.
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Translated from Izvestiya Vysshikh Uchebnykh Zavedenii, Fizika, No. 12, pp. 103–110, December, 2022.
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Tokhmetova, A.B., Panchenko, E.Y., Kurlevskaya, I.D. et al. Regularities of Functional Properties in Stress-Induced Aged Martensite Single Crystals of Ni51Fe18Ga27Co4 Ferromagnetic Alloy. Russ Phys J 65, 2154–2162 (2023). https://doi.org/10.1007/s11182-023-02884-6
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