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Elastocaloric cooling technology has the prospect of becoming a commercialized green alternative to current vapor-compression technology, and the systematic characterization of the elastocaloric effect and microstructure has become increasingly ...
Siyuan Cheng +3 more
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Current State and Prospects of Rubber Elastocaloric Effect
Elastocaloric refrigeration technology is considered one of the most promising new high-efficiency refrigeration technologies for replacing conventional vapor compression technology, owing to its high refrigeration efficiency and specific refrigeration ...
Wang Yumei, Yang Meng, Liu Bin
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Elastocaloric Effect in Graphene Kirigami
Kirigami, a traditional Japanese art of paper-cutting, has recently been explored for its elastocaloric effect (ECE) in kirigami-based materials (KMs), where applying strain induces temperature changes. In this study, we investigate the ECE in a nanoscale graphene kirigami (GK) monolayer, representing the thinnest possible KM, to better understand this
Luiz A. Ribeiro Junior +2 more
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Elastocaloric Effect in Heterophase TiNi Single Crystals
The paper presents studies of the elastocaloric effect during the stress-induced B2–(R)–B19′ martensitic transformation depending on the microstructure and test temperature in Ni50.6Ti49.4 and Ni50.8Ti49.2 (at.%) single crystals oriented along the [001]B2 direction.
Surikov, Nikita Yu. +2 more
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Electrocaloric and elastocaloric effects in soft materials [PDF]
Materials with large caloric effect have the promise of realizing solid-state refrigeration which has potential to be more efficient and environmentally friendly compared with current cooling technologies. Recently, the focus of caloric effects investigations has shifted towards soft materials.
Maja Trček +8 more
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Realization of Large Low-Stress Elastocaloric Effect in TiZrNbAl Alloy. [PDF]
Seeking novel high-performance elastocaloric materials with low critical stress plays a crucial role in advancing the development of elastocaloric refrigeration technology. Here, as a first attempt, the elastocaloric effect of TiZrNbAl shape memory alloy at both room temperature and finite temperatures ranging from 245 K to 405 K, is studied ...
Lv BH +11 more
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Cryogenic superelasticity with large elastocaloric effect [PDF]
Shape-memory alloys suitable for low-temperature environments are crucially lacking despite their potential applications for aerospace engineering, superconducting technologies, and liquefied-gas-storage technologies. Even for benchmark shape-memory alloys such as Ti–Ni and Ni-based Heusler alloys, superelasticity becomes appreciably difficult to ...
Kodai Niitsu +3 more
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Elastocaloric Effect in Aged Single Crystals of Ni54Fe19Ga27 Ferromagnetic Shape Memory Alloy
In the present study, the effect of γ′-phase dispersed particles on both the L21(B2)-10M/14M-L10 martensitic transformations and the elastocaloric effect in aged Ni54Fe19Ga27 single crystals oriented along the [001]-direction was investigated.
Elena Y. Panchenko +8 more
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Elastocaloric response of PbTiO3 predicted from a first-principles effective Hamiltonian [PDF]
A first-principles based effective Hamiltonian is used within a molecular dynamics simulation to study the elastocaloric effect in PbTiO3. It is found that the transition temperature is a linear function of uniaxial tensile stress.
Barr, Jordan A. +2 more
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Fatigue effect of elastocaloric properties in natural rubber [PDF]
In the framework of elastocaloric (eC) refrigeration, the fatigue effect on the eC effect of natural rubber (NR) is investigated. Repetitive deformation cycles at engineering strain regime from 1 to 6 results in a rapid rupture (approx. 800 cycles).
Sebald, G., Xie, Z., Guyomar, D.
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