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Yield Criteria for Shape Memory Materials: Convexity Conditions and Surface Transport

Mohamed Rachid Laydi and Christian Lexcellent*

Département de Mécanique Appliquée FEMTO-ST, 24 Rue de l'épitaphe, 25000 Besançon, France

* To whom correspondence should be addressed.


   Abstract

We study the yield conditions of phase transformation initiation for shape memory alloys exhibiting asymmetry between tension and compression. An extension of the choice of the classical invariant parameters such as those of Lode is proposed. A necessary and sufficient condition of convexity of these surfaces representing the elastic domain of austenite in the stress space, is established. Moreover the transport of these surfaces in the space of effective transformations strains of martensite is done. Hence, the duality between these two spaces is built. Some applications involving Cu-Al-Be and NiTi shape memory alloys end the purpose.

Key Words: Yield surface, shape memory alloy, convexity, duality, phase transformation

First published on September 17, 2008
Mathematics and Mechanics of Solids 2008, doi:10.1177/1081286508095324


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