THREE-DIMENSIONAL MODELING OF PSEUDOELASTIC EFFECT OF THE SHAPE MEMORY ALLOYS
B. Meddour, H. Zedira, H. Djebaili, M. Brioua (UDC: 669.017/.018)
Abstract
The present work aims to develop a 3D constitutive model to describe pseudoelastic effect on the behavior of memory shape alloys. This phenomenological constitutive model is based on a set of variables: temperature and stress as control variables, and the fraction of the martensite as an internal variable. By using the first and the second principle of thermodynamics and with a simple formalism, we have developed constitutive equations followed by criteria of transformations. This developed model has parameters intended to be determined by a tensile pseudoelastic test. We have introduced an algorithm to simulate the response of the model with respect to experimental data. Three cases were considered: one dimensional, biaxial and triaxial loading.
