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34 results about "Stress induced martensite" patented technology

Avoiding stress-induced martensitic transformation in nickel titanium alloys used in medical devices

A process for assembling a medical device made from a nickel-titanium alloy for use in a mammalian body while avoiding the formation of stress-induced martensite and a medical device used in combination with a delivery system for deployment into the mammalian body are disclosed. By heating the nickel-titanium alloy of the medical device to a temperature above Md, and deforming and installing the device into a delivery system or holding capsule, it is possible to avoid the formation of stress-induced martensite in the stent, which stays in the austenitic phase throughout.
Owner:ABBOTT LAB INC

Devices configured from heat shaped, strain hardened nickel-titanium

Cold worked nickel-titanium alloys that have linear pseudoelastic behavior without a phase transformation or onset of stress-induced martensite as applied to a medical device having a strut formed body deployed from a sheath is disclosed. In one application, an embolic protection device that employs a linear pseudoelastic nitinol self-expanding strut assembly with a small profile delivery system for use with interventional procedures is disclosed. The expandable strut assembly is covered with a filter element and both are compressed into a restraining sheath for delivery to a deployment site downstream and distal to an interventional procedure. Once at the desired site, the restraining sheath is retracted to deploy the embolic protection device, which captures flowing emboli generated during the interventional procedure. Linear pseudoelastic nitinol is used in the medical device as distinct from non-linear pseudoelastic (i.e., superelastic) nitinol.
Owner:ABBOTT CARDIOVASCULAR

Method for determining stress-induced martensitic transformation critical point of shape memory alloy composite damping material

The invention discloses a method for determining a stress-induced martensitic transformation critical point of a shape memory alloy composite damping material. A reverse martensitic phase transformation finish temperature Af of a sample is determined through a differential thermal scanning thermal analysis method; the internal friction-strain spectrum of the sample is measured at the temperature higher than the reverse martensitic phase transformation finish temperature Af by means of a dynamic mechanical analyzer; finally, the critical point with the remarkably increasing inner friction in the internal friction-strain spectrum is analyzed through the tangent method, the critical point is the stress-induced martensitic transformation critical point of the shape memory alloy composite damping material, and corresponding strain is stress-induced martensitic transformation critical strain. The method is reliable, quick, high in precision and low in cost. Subtle structure changes of the shape memory alloy composite damping material can be visually reflected, and the transformation critical point is precisely measured. The method is applicable to compact shape memory alloy, porous shape memory alloy and shape memory alloy composite materials.
Owner:SOUTH CHINA UNIV OF TECH

High-strength and high-elasticity shape memory alloy chuck for high-carbon steel wire drawing

The invention relates to the technical field of high-carbon steel wire machining, and particularly discloses a high-strength and high-elasticity shape memory alloy chuck for high-carbon steel wire drawing. The high-strength and high-elasticity shape memory alloy chuck comprises two chuck main bodies, NiTi shape memory alloy plates are connected to the opposite surfaces of the two chuck main bodies through mounting plates, iron permeating layers are arranged on the opposite surfaces of the two NiTi shape memory alloy plates, and limiting mechanisms are arranged on the opposite surfaces of the two mounting plates. The mechanical characteristic that NiTi shape memory alloy stress induces martensite inverse phase transformation is applied, flexible loading is conducted on the clamped high-carbon steel wire, a stress platform is generated in the loading process, that is, the stress does not change along with the increase of deformation, and therefore it is guaranteed that the high-carbon steel wire does not generate stress concentration at the chuck position, the steel wire is prevented from being broken, the drawing efficiency of the high-carbon steel wire is improved, the iron permeating layer is attached to the surface of the NiTi shape memory alloy plate through a double glow plasma alloying technology, and the surface hardness of the NiTi shape memory alloy plate is improved.
Owner:AOSHENG MAANSHAN STEEL WIRE & WIRE ROPE
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