journal article·2003-04-23

Comparative Study on CuZnAl and CuMnZnAlNiFe Shape Memdory Alloys Subjected to Cavitation–Erosion

M. Pohl, J. Stella, C. Hessing

Advanced Engineering Materials· Volume 5· Issue 4
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Fundamental structural features of alloys have a large influence on their stability towards cavitation‐erosion, a process caused by implosion of bubbles in fluids next to a surface. CuZnAl alloys and manganese bronzes of austenitic or martensitic nature were subjected to cavitation‐erosion conditions at ambient and lowered temperature (see Figure for a martensitic CuZnAl alloy before and after exposure). The austenitic alloys appear to be of higher stability.
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