Abstract
Abstract Microstructures and martensitic transformation behavior of 52.7Ti–Ni, 52.0Ti–Ni, 51.1Ti–Ni and 49.7Ti–Ni (at%) alloy ribbons were investigated by means of optical microscopy, transmission electron microscopy, differential scanning calorimetry, X-ray diffraction and thermal cycling tests under constant load. Very fine Ti2Ni particles less than 20 nm which induced the B2-R transformation by suppressing the B2–B19′ transformation were observed in the ribbons. A temperature difference (ΔT) between TR* and Ms* almost kept constant with increasing Ti content from 49.7 at% to 52.0 at% (∼8 K), above which it increases largely (∼17 K), which was ascribed to the fact that volume fraction of Ti2Ni particles almost kept constant with increasing Ti content from 49.7 at% to 52.0 at% (∼8%), above which it increases largely (∼18%).
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