W. Maziarz, J. Dutkiewicz
The microstructure of Co 35+x −Ni40−x −Al25 (x = 0, 2.5, 5.0) ferromagnetic shape memory alloys annealed at 1200 ◦C and water quenched has been investigated by optical and analytical transmission electron microscopy. The microstructure consists of elongated grains of martensite and γ phase. Annealing twins were found frequently in the γ phase. The volume fraction of γ phase has been determined to be about 40%. TEM observations show twinned L10 martensite with {111}-type twinning plane and tetragonality c /a=0.85 in all investigated alloys. Determination of the composition of β phase allows to calculate Al/Co and e/a ratio in the range 7.68–8.40 in correlation with its Ms temperatures between 66 and 167 ◦C, respectively. An increase in the Al/Co ratio together with a decrease of Ni content in β phase causes a decrease of the e/a ratio, which promotes a decrease of martensitic transformation temperatures.
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