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Comparative analysis of inelastic strain recovery and plastic deformation in coarse-grained samples of Ti49.3Ni50.7 (at %) alloy under torsion and bending

Experimental dependences of inelastic deformations returned due to the effects of superelasticity and shape memory, and the development of plastic deformation during bending and torsion of coarse-grained samples of the Ti49.3Ni50.7 (at %) alloy are obtained. It was found that the total inelastic strain is ∼11% (which slightly exceeds the crystallographic resource of martensitic strain, typical for alloys of this composition) at a total strain of samples of 24%. The correlation of the total inelastic strain and plastic under bending strain and the calculated Mises equivalent values under torsion of the samples are shown.