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26 April 1996 Smart material thermal characterization: NiTi shape memory alloy embedded in a resin epoxy matrix
F. Thiebaud, B. Zeghmati, J. F. Charmoillaux, Christian Lexcellent
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Abstract
This paper presents the first results obtained on a smart material element made of a shape memory alloy Ni-Ti fiber (without previous deformation) embedded in a resin epoxy matrix. When an electrical current is applied in the Ni-Ti wire, infrared camera permit to measure the surface temperature lateral faces. The integration of heat equation in a finite element code allows to obtain the local temperature of the resin and so predict its behavior. In the future for technological reasons (change of sample shape or resonance frequencies), the local stress- strain-temperatures fields will be obtained when heating a predeformed Ni-Ti wire embedded in resin produces recovery stress.
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F. Thiebaud, B. Zeghmati, J. F. Charmoillaux, and Christian Lexcellent "Smart material thermal characterization: NiTi shape memory alloy embedded in a resin epoxy matrix", Proc. SPIE 2779, 3rd International Conference on Intelligent Materials and 3rd European Conference on Smart Structures and Materials, (26 April 1996); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.237174
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KEYWORDS
Epoxies

Smart materials

Temperature metrology

Shape memory alloys

Actuators

Heat flux

Chemical elements

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