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SMA for Aeronautics

2015
The aviation industry has achieved drastic improvements during the past few decades, thanks to research efforts and advances in technology. With increased emphasis on adaptability and multifunctionality, smart materials and adaptive structures are now common terms in the literature and have been investigated extensively in many research programs to ...
Rosario Pecora, Ignazio Dimino
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SMA microgripper system

Sensors and Actuators A: Physical, 2001
A microgripper system is presented, which consists of a monolithic shape memory alloy (SMA) device of 2 × 5.8 × 0.23 mm3 size and an integrated optical position sensor. By use of an integrated gear actuator, the motion of gripping jaws is transmitted into a linear motion of an integrated optical slit, which is detected by change of optical transmission.
Kohl, M., Krevet, B., Just, E.
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Suprazygomatic SMAS in Rhytidectomy

Aesthetic Plastic Surgery, 1984
A personal method for the treatment of the suprazygomatic SMAS and its results are presented. By acting on the suprazygomatic fibromuscular layer in the rhytidectomy, the surgeon can avoid tension on the cutaneous layer, and possible consequences thereof, as well as diminish the probabilities of damaging the facial nerve.
Eduardo Errea   +3 more
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Future Perspectives of SMA and SMA Valves

2015
This final chapter presents the technological outlook of shape memory alloy technology and shape memory alloy drive-based valves. The focus is laid on research works in innovative fields as well as innovative valve concepts like microvalves and 3D-printable valves.
Sven Langbein, Alexander Czechowicz
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Design and Implementation of a Soft Robotic Arm Driven by SMA Coils

IEEE transactions on industrial electronics (1982. Print), 2019
Soft robots may potentially be used for human services and complex environmental locomotion. The bodies of the soft robots are made from soft materials to make them safe for human interactions and to enable them to deform enough to adapt to soft or rough
Hao Yang, Min Xu, Weihua Li, Shiwu Zhang
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Parametric Study of SMA-based Friction Pendulum System for Response Control of Bridges under Near-Fault Ground Motions

Journal of earthquake engineering, 2019
This article presents a sensitivity study on shape memory alloy (SMA)-based friction pendulum bearings (FPBs) for response control of a three-span continuous isolated bridge.
Wenzhi Zheng   +3 more
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Fatigue of SMAs

2015
With growing applications of SMA components in different engineering applications, the issue of material performance over its designed life is of great concern to researchers lately. Fatigue studies in SMAs is still an unsolved puzzle and we wish to highlight some important items that affect the designers and some open questions in SMA fatigue areas.
J. N. Reddy   +2 more
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The SMAS and the Nasolabial Fold

Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery, 1992
In a series of histologic sections and clinical and cadaver dissections, the superficial musculoaponeurotic system (SMAS) is seen to become the investing fascia of the zygomaticus major and minor muscles in the medial cheek. The pull on the cheek flap during rhytidectomy is diffused by the attachment of the SMAS to these muscles.
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SMA Biomedical Applications

2015
Shape memory alloys (SMAs) are a group of metallic materials that exhibit unique properties and, accordingly, draw the interest of scientific communities and industries. The most used SMA in the biomedical field is Nitinol (NiTi). Nowadays, a large majority of SMA medical devices are produced using NiTi alloys, thanks to the material's good workability
F Auricchio, E Boatti, M Conti
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Nutcracker and SMA syndromes: What is the normal SMA angle in children?

European Journal of Radiology, 2012
The nutcracker and superior mesenteric artery (SMA) syndromes are rare conditions where the left renal vein or duodenum may be compressed by an unusually acute angle between the SMA and aorta, although the normal angle in children is unknown. We measured the SMA angle to define the normal range in children.We retrospectively measured SMA angles, left ...
U. Mehta, P. A. K. Set, Owen J. Arthurs
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