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  • 2016UNIFORM OR LOCALIZED PURE BENDING DEFORMATION OF SUPERELASTIC NiTi THIN WIREScitations
  • 2014An innovative NiTi based stent as an emergency treatment for acute urinary retention in case of benign prostatic hyperplasiacitations
  • 2012Experiments and modeling of smart silicone elastomer membranes reinforced with shaped NiTi textilescitations

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  • Antherieu, Gabriel
  • Mozer, Pierre
  • Connesson, Nathanael
  • Favier, Denis
  • Connesson, Nathanaël
  • Sittner, Petr
  • Heller, Ludek
  • Chagnon, Grégory
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conferencepaper

UNIFORM OR LOCALIZED PURE BENDING DEFORMATION OF SUPERELASTIC NiTi THIN WIRES

  • Antherieu, Gabriel
  • Mozer, Pierre
  • Payan, Yohan
  • Connesson, Nathanael
  • Favier, Denis
Abstract

Most medical applications involving superelastic Ni-Ti shape memory alloys are based on thin wires or tubes. If the tensile behavior of such specimens has been extensively described in the literature, only few studies deal with their mechanical behavior under pure bending and compressive load [1]. In this paper, Ni-Ti wire behaviors were experimentally investigated using pure bending and uni-axial tensile experiments. Uniform or localized behaviors were observed depending on the thermo-mechanical treatment of the wire. Theoretical bending model was proposed. For nonlocalized tests, it allowed to analyze tension-compression asymmetry. Tension and compression constitutive equations were proposed to model localization in bending.

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  • experiment
  • wire