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The effect produced on microstructure and properties of CuAlNi alloys by additions of elements such as manganese and boron have been studied. Ductilities between 4-6% at room temperature and 12-16% at high temperature (250-300°C) have been achieved. These high strains were produced in all cases by the formation of stress-induced martensite variants which are favourable to produce maximum elongation at each temperature

TEMPERATURE AND STRESS DEPENDENCE OF THE SHAPE MEMORY EFFECT PRODUCED BY ALLOYING ADDITIONS IN Cu-Al-Ni ALLOYS