Smart Structures with Pseudoelastic and Pseudoplastic Shape Memory Alloy: A critical review of their prospective, feasibility and current trends.

Smart Structures with Pseudoelastic and Pseudoplastic Shape Memory Alloy: A critical review of their prospective, feasibility and current trends.

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This paper provides a critical review of the feasibility to construct smart structures using pseudoelastic and pseudoplastic shape memory alloy for rehabilitation, seismic resistant, retrofit or repair of structural elements and prestress application. Recent developments have been rapid, making the...

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Main Authors: Adnan, A. (Author), Hamid, N.A (Author), Ibrahim, A. (Author)
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Institute of Physics Publishing 2019
Subjects:
Constitutive materials
Damping
Disasters
Earthquake engineering
Emerging applications
Energy dissipation
Energy dissipation capacities
Engineering properties
Fundamental characteristics
Practicing engineers
Reinforcement materials
Repair
Shape-memory alloy
Shear thinning
Structural analysis
Structural performance
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