In-vitro mechanical behavior and high cycle fatigue characteristics of NiTi-based shape memory alloy wire
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Abstract Pseudoelastic NiTi-based shape-memory-alloy is a popular candidate for miniaturized biomedical components. Such material undergoes reversible stress-induced-phase-transformation resulting to significant recoverable-strain ~ 10%. In this study, the effect of corrosion, bio-fluids, fatigue mean-stress, stress-ratio and occurrence of functional-fatigue on the in-vitro performance of the NiTi system are carefully scrutinized. Systematic experiments are performed using specialized capstan-grip and customized bio-chamber in presence of relevant bio-fluids at human body-temperature. The alloy revealed excellent pseudoelastic plateau-strain along with a combination of optimally high ultimate tensile strength and ductility. Interesting insights developed from the study are beneficial for considering the biomedical usage of the alloy.
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