Influência da deformação a frio na recristalização da liga Ti-30Ta para aplicações médicas
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2016-01-22
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Bortolini Júnior, Celso [UNESP]
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Universidade Estadual Paulista (Unesp)
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Titânio e suas ligas são utilizados em implantes biomédicos devido a suas excelentes propriedades de volume, como resistência mecânica. Porém, tais propriedades estão diretamente ligadas à microestrutura, que por sua vez depende do processamento. O objetivo deste trabalho foi avaliar a microestrutura e a evolução da recristalização da liga Ti30Ta deformada a frio, após tratamento térmico. Os lingotes da liga Ti30Ta foram obtidos em um forno de fusão a arco voltaico. A liga foi tratada em um forno tubular sob vácuo a 950ºC por 24 horas para garantir a homogeneidade química e então foi forjada a frio em barras de 10 mm de diâmetro. As amostras foram solubilizadas a 900ºC por 2 horas e temperadas em água. Discos de 3 mm de espessura foram usados para análise. Para a avaliação da recristalização, foi realizado um tratamento térmico a 750ºC, 800ºC e 850ºC por 12 horas seguido de têmpera em água. A morfologia, composição e estrutura foram investigadas usando microscopia óptica, microscopia eletrônica de varredura, microscopia eletrônica de transmissão e difração de raios X. As análises de microscopia e difração de raios X indicaram a presença apenas da fase martensítica α'' na amostra solubilizada e a presença das fases α'' e α' nas amostras recristalizadas. Os ensaios mecânicos mostraram que houve uma melhoria nas propriedades mecânicas após a recristalização, sendo a temperatura de 750° que teve maior influência, porém houve também um incremento no módulo de elasticidade, o que é indesejado.
Titanium and its alloys have been used in biomedical devices due their excellent bulk properties, such as mechanical strength. However, these properties are very sensitive of microstructures which depend of the processing. The purpose of this study was to evaluate the microstructure and evolution of recrystallization of the could-swaged Ti30Ta alloy after heat treatment. Ingots of Ti30Ta alloy were obtained in arc melting furnace. Alloys were treated at 950° C for 24 hours for chemical homogenization in vacuum tubular furnace and cold worked by swaging into rods with 10 mm in diameter. Samples where then solution treated at 900° C for 2 hours and water quenched. Discs with 10 mm in diameter and 3 mm in thickness were used for analysis. For recrystallization evaluation, heat treatment was carried out at 750º C, 800º C and 850º C for 12 hours followed by water quenching. The morphology, composition and structure were investigated using optical microscopy, scanning electron microscopy, transmission electron microscopy and XRD (X-rays Diffraction Analysis). The microscopy and XRD analysis indicate the presence of the martensitic phase α'' for the solution treated sample and the presence of both α'' and α' phases for the recrystallized samples. Mechanical tests shows an increase in the mechanical strength to all the samples after recrystallization, with the temperature of 750° being the most impacting, however, it led an unwanted increase to the elastic modulus.
Titanium and its alloys have been used in biomedical devices due their excellent bulk properties, such as mechanical strength. However, these properties are very sensitive of microstructures which depend of the processing. The purpose of this study was to evaluate the microstructure and evolution of recrystallization of the could-swaged Ti30Ta alloy after heat treatment. Ingots of Ti30Ta alloy were obtained in arc melting furnace. Alloys were treated at 950° C for 24 hours for chemical homogenization in vacuum tubular furnace and cold worked by swaging into rods with 10 mm in diameter. Samples where then solution treated at 900° C for 2 hours and water quenched. Discs with 10 mm in diameter and 3 mm in thickness were used for analysis. For recrystallization evaluation, heat treatment was carried out at 750º C, 800º C and 850º C for 12 hours followed by water quenching. The morphology, composition and structure were investigated using optical microscopy, scanning electron microscopy, transmission electron microscopy and XRD (X-rays Diffraction Analysis). The microscopy and XRD analysis indicate the presence of the martensitic phase α'' for the solution treated sample and the presence of both α'' and α' phases for the recrystallized samples. Mechanical tests shows an increase in the mechanical strength to all the samples after recrystallization, with the temperature of 750° being the most impacting, however, it led an unwanted increase to the elastic modulus.
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Ligas de Titânio, Propriedades mecânicas, Caracterização microestrutural, Recristalização, Titanium alloys, Microstructural characterization, Mechanical properties, Recrystallization