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    Wei Jun, Xie Ren, Chen Le-Yi, Tang Yan-Mei, Xu Lian-Qiang, Tang Shao-Long, Du You-Wei. Relation between martensitic transformation temperature range and lattice distortion ratio of NiMnGaCoCu Heusler alloysJ. Chin. Phys. B, 2014, 23(4): 048107.
    Wei Jun, Xie Ren, Chen Le-Yi, Tang Yan-Mei, Xu Lian-Qiang, Tang Shao-Long, Du You-Wei. Relation between martensitic transformation temperature range and lattice distortion ratio of NiMnGaCoCu Heusler alloysJ. Chin. Phys. B, 2014, 23(4): 048107.
  • Relation between martensitic transformation temperature range and lattice distortion ratio of NiMnGaCoCu Heusler alloys

    • In order to study the relation between martensitic transformation temperature range ΔT (where ΔT is the difference between martensitic transformation start and finish temperature) and lattice distortion ratio (c/a) of martensitic transformation, a series of Ni46Mn28-xGa22Co4Cux (x= 2-5) Heusler alloys is prepared by arc melting method. The vibration sample magnetometer (VSM) experiment results show that ΔT increases when x> 4 and decreases when x< 4 with x increasing, and the minimal ΔT (about 1 K) is found at x=4. Ambient X-ray diffraction (XRD) results show that ΔT is proportional to c/a for non-modulated Ni46Mn28-xGa22Co4Cux (x= 2-5) martensites. The relation between ΔT and c/a is in agreement with the analysis result obtained from crystal lattice mismatch model. About 1000-ppm strain is found for the sample at x=4 when heating temperature increases from 323 K to 324 K. These properties, which allow a modulation of ΔT and temperature-induced strain during martensitic transformation, suggest Ni46Mn24Ga22Co4Cu4 can be a promising actuator and sensor.
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