NASA NTRS ยท 20130014521
Thermo-Mechanical Methodology for Stabilizing Shape Memory Alloy Response
Abstract
This innovation is capable of significantly reducing the amount of time required to stabilize the strain-temperature response of a shape memory alloy (SMA). Unlike traditional stabilization processes that take days to weeks to achieve stabilized response, this innovation accomplishes stabilization in a matter of minutes, thus making it highly useful for the successful and practical implementation of SMA-based technologies in real-world applications. The innovation can also be applied to complex geometry components, not just simple geometries like wires or rods.
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Padula, Santo. 2013-12-01. Thermo-Mechanical Methodology for Stabilizing Shape Memory Alloy Response. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/20130014521
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