Analyzing the compressive behavior of porous Ti6Al4V by X-ray microtomography
AUTOR(ES)
Farias, Iván, Olmos, Luís, Jimenez, Omar, Vergara-Hernández, Héctor Javier, Bouvard, Didier, Gárnica, Pedro, Flores, Martín
FONTE
Mat. Res.
DATA DE PUBLICAÇÃO
21/08/2017
RESUMO
Samples with 40% vol. of pores and a pore size distribution between 100 and 500 µm were produced by powder metallurgy from Ti6Al4V alloy powders. Sintering was performed at 1300 °C during one hour in an inert Argon atmosphere in a vertical dilatometer. The compressive strength and the porosity of these samples was investigated before and after compression tests through X-ray microtomography. The values of the elastic modulus (8GPa) and yield strength (80MPa) are within the range of those used in bone implants. Porosity leads to greater deformation whereas fracture of compacts occurs perpendicularly to the applied load. It was determined that the origin of the failure is generated by rupture of interparticle necks and, large pores enhance the propagation of cracks.
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