A Nonlinear Phase Transition Dynamic Model for Shape Memory Alloys Based Deep Sea Actuators

Author:

Guo Jian,Pan BinbinORCID,Cui WeichengORCID,Hu Shengbing

Abstract

A constitutive relation for shape memory alloys (SMAs) that is simple, accurate, and effective is the basis for deep-sea intelligent actuators used in marine engineering applications. The existing kinetic models of phase transition all have common drawbacks, such as sharp change at the turning point of the phase transition, constant phase transition rate, and many variable parameters. In this study, the one-dimensional thermodynamic constitutive equation for SMAs is extended based on the thermodynamic framework of the Boyd–Lagoudas constitutive model. In addition, the traditional phase transition function is replaced by an improved logistic nonlinear function in order to construct the relation for the macroscopic variable-speed phase transition that constitutes deep-sea actuator driving wires. The logistic model is compared to other models and verified by the numerical fitting results of the traditional constitutive model and the experimental data for two scenarios: (1) constant load and (2) constant temperature. The results show that the improved constitutive model has more advantages and better adaptability than the traditional models. Consequently, it can accurately describe the slow and gradual phase transitions in the initial and final regions of the phase transition with fewer variable parameters and has the ability to flexibly adjust the rate of change of the phase transition rate. These results provide important theoretical support for the design of SMA deep-sea actuators used in marine engineering applications.

Funder

Science and Technology Research Project of Social Development of Shanghai Science and Technology Commission

Publisher

MDPI AG

Subject

Ocean Engineering,Water Science and Technology,Civil and Structural Engineering

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