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Improving tribological performance with oxidationprocess for boronized TI6AL4V alloys

Yusuf Burak Bozkurt, Yeşim Seçer Kavasoğlu, Halim Kovacı, Yakup Uzun, Ayhan Çelik

6nd International Conference on Material Science and Technology in Cappadocia (IMSTEC’21) ss. 274–278 · Nevşehir · 26.11.2021–28.11.2021 · 26.11.2021

Özet

Titanium and its alloys are

metals with strong corrosion performance that can develop a natural oxidation layer

in a corrosive environment. For this reason, they are widely used in different

implant types as biomaterials. Implant surfaces, which are exposed to body

fluids containing many organic and inorganic elements, show oxidation

resistance to support biocompatibility. This resistance not only contributes to

corrosion performance, but also allows the development of a harder morphology

on the surface. Therefore, an increase in hardness is achieved without the need

for any surface modification. There are many studies in the literature on the

analysis of electrochemical corrosion properties of self-growing titanium oxide

films. However, studies on the improvement of the tribological properties of

this natural oxide layer and its contribution to implant performance are very

limited. In this study, the natural oxide film of Ti6Al4V alloy was grown by

immersion method using simulated body fluid (SBF) and 3.5% NaCl. Then, it was performed

to wear tests and its tribological performance was analyzed depending on the

wear rate. In addition, the same tests were carried out for two different

sample groups that were boronized at a temperature of 950 °C and for 2-6 hours

with biocompatible properties. Thus, the effect of the oxidation performance of

the coated samples on the tribological characters was included in the study.

Finally, material losses were determined for three different surfaces depending

on the oxide layer development. The high surface hardness of the boronized surfaces

contributed to the wear performance. It has been determined that even if corrosion

attacks and damages develop on the coated surfaces exposed to controlled

corrosion, the wear performance increases with increasing surface hardness.

Oxide deposits developed on the surfaces of titanium boride films exhibited a

secondary type of coating character in terms of wear performance.<o:p></o:p>

Atıf için künye

Bozkurt, Y. B., Seçer Kavasoğlu, Y., Kovacı, H., Uzun, Y., & Çelik, A. (2021). Improving tribological performance with oxidationprocess for boronized TI6AL4V alloys. 6nd International Conference on Material Science and Technology in Cappadocia (IMSTEC’21), Nevşehir (ss. 274–278).

BibTeX
@inproceedings{bozkurt2021-174418,
  author = {Bozkurt, Yusuf Burak and Seçer Kavasoğlu, Yeşim and Kovacı, Halim and Uzun, Yakup and Çelik, Ayhan},
  title = {Improving tribological performance with oxidationprocess for boronized TI6AL4V alloys},
  booktitle = {6nd International Conference on Material Science and Technology in Cappadocia (IMSTEC’21)},
  address = {Nevşehir},
  year = {2021},
  pages = {274--278},
  url = {https://akademik.atauni.edu.tr/yayinlar/174418-improving-tribological-performance-with-oxidationprocess-for-boronized-ti6al4v}
}