Abstract
It is believed that TiNi shape memory alloys can be used in fission and fusion reactor devices that may utilize shape memory capabilities. Three kinds of TiNi shape memory alloy were neutron irradiated with different doses and their electrical resistance measurements were carried out after isothermal and isochronal annealing. The temperature dependence of the electrical resistance for the irradiated alloys was found to be similar to that for unirradiated alloys after annealing at a temperature of 523 K, which gives a low homologous temperature T/T m (where T m is the melting point) of 0.33. The results obtained from neutron-irradiated alloys are discussed, taking into account the damage generated by both irradiation and structural alterations during annealing.
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