TiH₂ microporous replication pseudo-elastic NiTi alloy by metal injection moulding / Ros Atikah Abdul Kadir

Numerous studies have been done on implementing MIM to manufacture products for biomedical applications by employing NiTi alloy as a main subject. NiTi alloy is renowned materials with their good mechanical properties and pseudo-elastic behaviour. This study aims to study the effect of T1H2 on therm...

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Main Author:	Abdul Kadir, Ros Atikah
Format:	Thesis
Language:	English
Published:	2017
Subjects:	Mechanics applied to machinery Dynamics Product engineering
Online Access:	https://ir.uitm.edu.my/id/eprint/40135/1/40135.pdf
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spelling	my-uitm-ir.401352021-08-23T02:13:43Z TiH₂ microporous replication pseudo-elastic NiTi alloy by metal injection moulding / Ros Atikah Abdul Kadir 2017-08 Abdul Kadir, Ros Atikah Mechanics applied to machinery. Dynamics Product engineering Manufacturing processes. Lean manufacturing Metal manufactures. Metalworking Numerous studies have been done on implementing MIM to manufacture products for biomedical applications by employing NiTi alloy as a main subject. NiTi alloy is renowned materials with their good mechanical properties and pseudo-elastic behaviour. This study aims to study the effect of T1H2 on thermal and behaviour of the feedstock, impurity contents and reversible phase transformation temperature (PTT) of NiTi alloy and to determine the mechanical properties of the samples. Two different compositions (50 at% Ni and 50.4 at% Ni) with three different powder loadings (65.5 vol%, 67.5 vol% and 69.5 vol%) were used in this research. The powder mixtures were blended in ball milling and mixed with two different binders known as palm stearin (PS) and polyethylene (PE) using brabender mixer. The flow behaviour of the feedstock was determined using rheology test. It shows that all feedstocks exhibit pseudoplastic behaviour which is suitable for MIM. The samples were injected into staple shape and tensile shape; then went through solvent debinding at temperature 60°C to remove palm stearin, thermal debinding at temperature 500°C in argon environment and finally sintered at temperature 1100°C. The characterisation of thermal, physical and mechanical properties and microstructure of the as-sintered samples was performed. The samples were tested for constituent phase morphologies, pore analysis, phase transformation temperatures and load-unload tensile test. During the sintering process, NiTi (B2) and other secondary phases (NiTi2, Ni3Ti and Ni4Ti3) with interconnected pores were formed due to the formation of Kirkendall effects. The use of TiH2 was able to reduce the formation of intermetallic phases with the help of calcium hydride (CaH2) as a reducing agent during the sintering process. It is possible that NiTi can be sintered using argon environment despite high vacuum condition; thus reducing the production cost of fabricating final samples. The pore size values for all samples were within the range of 20-100um which was suitable for implant with minimum requirement of 50um. Besides that, the carbon and oxygen content decreased significantly at highest powder loading because of the better inter-diffusion due to the existence of transient liquid formation which lead to the phase homogenization. The austenite temperature for the samples was within the range of 21°C to 28°C which proved the existence of pseudo-elastic behaviour and shape memory effect that correlated with the load-unload tensile test where the elastic deformation of all samples was around 2% to 6% strain. All related data demonstrated that NiTi was suitable as biomedical implants. Furthermore, the Young's Modulus value calculated from stress-strain curves was around 1.1 to 1.4 GPa which was very close to the cancellous bone (< 3 GPa); thus, it made these alloys suitable for bone implant. 2017-08 Thesis https://ir.uitm.edu.my/id/eprint/40135/ https://ir.uitm.edu.my/id/eprint/40135/1/40135.pdf text en public masters Universiti Teknologi MARA Faculty of Mechanical Engineering Ismail, Muhammad Hussain ( Dr.)
institution	Universiti Teknologi MARA
collection	UiTM Institutional Repository
language	English
advisor	Ismail, Muhammad Hussain ( Dr.)
topic	Mechanics applied to machinery Dynamics Product engineering Mechanics applied to machinery Dynamics Mechanics applied to machinery Dynamics
spellingShingle	Mechanics applied to machinery Dynamics Product engineering Mechanics applied to machinery Dynamics Mechanics applied to machinery Dynamics Abdul Kadir, Ros Atikah TiH₂ microporous replication pseudo-elastic NiTi alloy by metal injection moulding / Ros Atikah Abdul Kadir
description	Numerous studies have been done on implementing MIM to manufacture products for biomedical applications by employing NiTi alloy as a main subject. NiTi alloy is renowned materials with their good mechanical properties and pseudo-elastic behaviour. This study aims to study the effect of T1H2 on thermal and behaviour of the feedstock, impurity contents and reversible phase transformation temperature (PTT) of NiTi alloy and to determine the mechanical properties of the samples. Two different compositions (50 at% Ni and 50.4 at% Ni) with three different powder loadings (65.5 vol%, 67.5 vol% and 69.5 vol%) were used in this research. The powder mixtures were blended in ball milling and mixed with two different binders known as palm stearin (PS) and polyethylene (PE) using brabender mixer. The flow behaviour of the feedstock was determined using rheology test. It shows that all feedstocks exhibit pseudoplastic behaviour which is suitable for MIM. The samples were injected into staple shape and tensile shape; then went through solvent debinding at temperature 60°C to remove palm stearin, thermal debinding at temperature 500°C in argon environment and finally sintered at temperature 1100°C. The characterisation of thermal, physical and mechanical properties and microstructure of the as-sintered samples was performed. The samples were tested for constituent phase morphologies, pore analysis, phase transformation temperatures and load-unload tensile test. During the sintering process, NiTi (B2) and other secondary phases (NiTi2, Ni3Ti and Ni4Ti3) with interconnected pores were formed due to the formation of Kirkendall effects. The use of TiH2 was able to reduce the formation of intermetallic phases with the help of calcium hydride (CaH2) as a reducing agent during the sintering process. It is possible that NiTi can be sintered using argon environment despite high vacuum condition; thus reducing the production cost of fabricating final samples. The pore size values for all samples were within the range of 20-100um which was suitable for implant with minimum requirement of 50um. Besides that, the carbon and oxygen content decreased significantly at highest powder loading because of the better inter-diffusion due to the existence of transient liquid formation which lead to the phase homogenization. The austenite temperature for the samples was within the range of 21°C to 28°C which proved the existence of pseudo-elastic behaviour and shape memory effect that correlated with the load-unload tensile test where the elastic deformation of all samples was around 2% to 6% strain. All related data demonstrated that NiTi was suitable as biomedical implants. Furthermore, the Young's Modulus value calculated from stress-strain curves was around 1.1 to 1.4 GPa which was very close to the cancellous bone (< 3 GPa); thus, it made these alloys suitable for bone implant.
format	Thesis
qualification_level	Master's degree
author	Abdul Kadir, Ros Atikah
author_facet	Abdul Kadir, Ros Atikah
author_sort	Abdul Kadir, Ros Atikah
title	TiH₂ microporous replication pseudo-elastic NiTi alloy by metal injection moulding / Ros Atikah Abdul Kadir
title_short	TiH₂ microporous replication pseudo-elastic NiTi alloy by metal injection moulding / Ros Atikah Abdul Kadir
title_full	TiH₂ microporous replication pseudo-elastic NiTi alloy by metal injection moulding / Ros Atikah Abdul Kadir
title_fullStr	TiH₂ microporous replication pseudo-elastic NiTi alloy by metal injection moulding / Ros Atikah Abdul Kadir
title_full_unstemmed	TiH₂ microporous replication pseudo-elastic NiTi alloy by metal injection moulding / Ros Atikah Abdul Kadir
title_sort	tih₂ microporous replication pseudo-elastic niti alloy by metal injection moulding / ros atikah abdul kadir
granting_institution	Universiti Teknologi MARA
granting_department	Faculty of Mechanical Engineering
publishDate	2017
url	https://ir.uitm.edu.my/id/eprint/40135/1/40135.pdf
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TiH₂ microporous replication pseudo-elastic NiTi alloy by metal injection moulding / Ros Atikah Abdul Kadir

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