fatigue life prediction of commercially pure titanium after nitrogen ion implantation

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Abstract
Prediction of fatigue life has become an interesting issue in biomaterial engineering and design for reliability and quality purposes, particularly for biometallic material with modified surfaces. Commercially pure titanium (Cp-Ti) implanted with nitrogen ions is a potential metallic biomaterial of the future. The effect of nitrogen ion implantation on fatigue behavior of Cp-Ti was investigated by means of axial loading conditions. The as-received and nitrogen-ion implanted specimens with the energy of 100 keV and dose of 2 × 1017 ions cm-2, were used to determine the fatigue properties and to predict the life cycle of the specimens. The effect of nitrogen ion implantation indicated revealed improved the tensile strength due to the formation of nitride phases, TiN and Ti2N. The fatigue strength of Cp-Ti and Nii-Ti was 250 and 260 MPa, respectively. The analytical results show good agreement with experimental results.
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Authors ;Nurdin Ali;M.S. Mustapa;M.I. Ghazali;T. Sujitno;M. Ridha
Journal journal of marine science and engineering
Year 2013
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Keywords
Mechanical engineering and machinery fatigue biomaterial fatigue life cp-ti

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