ArticleMaterials (Basel, Switzerland)2026
Bulk Versus Surface Regulation of Cyclic Superelasticity in LPBF-Fabricated NiTi Alloy.
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Cyclic superelasticity in laser powder bed fusion (LPBF)-fabricated NiTi alloys is strongly influenced by the scale of structural regulation. While conventional post-processing strategies are typically interpreted from a microstructural perspective, the distinct roles of bulk and surface regulation in governing cyclic functional response remain unclear. In this study, heat treatment and laser shock peening (LSP) are employed as representative bulk and surface regulation routes, respectively, to systematically investigate their effects on phase transformation and cyclic superelasticity. The results reveal that heat treatment and LSP operate through fundamentally different regulation modes. Heat treatment acts as a bulk regulation route, reconstructing the overall microstructure, promoting precipitation (NiTi
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