Diversified application of corrosion resistant materials Dr. Olga Tsurtsumia G EORGIAN T ECHNICAL U NIVERSITY.

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Diversified application of corrosion resistant materials Dr. Olga Tsurtsumia G EORGIAN T ECHNICAL U NIVERSITY

Outlook RCSR The concept of corrosion Materials and their application fields Work already done Work to be conducted

Republic center for structure research Founded in 1987 RCSR is one of the major materials research and teaching centers in Georgia. The Republic Center for Structure Researches in the Georgian Technical University is serving several institutions in Georgia with the full range of methods for structural investigations of solid materials. 25 scientist, professionals in different fields of materials science and electron microscopy Prof. Elguja Kutelia

RCSR of GTU Materials science fields: –N–Nano powders –L–Liquid metals (Ga purification) –C–Crystallography of twinning in crystals –H–High temperature corrosion resistant alloys… –S–Structural analysis: SEM TEM AES Microscopy…

Projects in RCSR within the last 10 years CRDF/GRDF ISTC/UNTC Rustaveli National Science Foundation EU FP7 Joint and individual projects with German and US partners

HT corrosion resistant materials Various ferritic alloys with different compositions: – Fe-Cr-Al-(RE) – DADI – P92 …

The principle The developed oxide scale protects the underling bulk against environmental attack Metallic alloy Oxide layer

The environments: Any aggressive ones: – High temperatures (dry) – High temperature steam – S rich (acid) – Cl rich – Ash (basic) – Others … – Or combination… Thermal-chemical!!!

Possible materials: Multy- or single component materials forming stable dioxides or other complex oxides or other scales on the top – Cr2O3 – Al2O3 – SiO2 –…–…

Application fields: Since we deal with HT corrosion resistant materials: Power generation Automotive industry (catalytic converter ) Some electrical devices Household techniques And now medicine!

Examples of metallic implants used in medicine Pins Bone plates Screws Bars Rods Wires Posts Expandable rib cages Spinal fusion cages Finger and toe replacements Maxillofacial prosthetics

Examples :

Dental implants (requirements) Resistance against the corrosion attacks Mechanical stability Ability to be attached to the bone tissues in shortest time possible causing no or minimal inflammatory problems if possible Price

Existing materials for osseointegration: Special types of steels – austenitic 316 stainless steel – martensitic 440 stainless steel – martensitic 420 stainless steel Ti and its alloys: – Ti-6Al-4V

Fe – Cr – Al alloy It meets all of the requirements listed above This drove us to the idea of trying our material in the radically different field, which is an osseo-implantology

What our alloy offers: Since the alloy we investigate produces extremely stable alumina of alpha modification, the metal itself is got covered with it completely, it can provide us with all the requirements listed above

The self-organized ceramic layer Which is Al 2 O 3 Conditions for its forming is a high temperature above 1000 O C

Procedure of MCC HydroxyApatite (HA) [Ca₁₀(PO₄)₆(OH)₂] is known as a typical representative of the biologically active ceramics the coatings if which on the implant materials is considered as one of the ways of achieving the natural and accelerated bonding to the living tissues. Metallic alloy Oxide layer HA Hydroxyapatite powder (a) and thermally pretreated Fe-Cr-Al-RE alloy (b) using Electrophoretic deposition technique.

EBSD results PM2000: Polished/ 2000h/1100 O C/air AluchromYHf: Polished/ 2000h/1100 O C/air Model alloy (with high Cr): 2000h/1100 O C/air ↑ Alloy Oxide ↓ Columnar Equiaxial Columnar Fine-grained equiaxial

Advantages of our material There are several strong advantages of Fe-Cr-Al alloy to be attractive for its further investigation in the direction of the implantology: » Ability of the detail forming using any kinds of mechanical treatment: stamping, extrusion, cutting drilling … » The alumina coating can be received all over the detail » Non toxic (no contact of metal with human bones) » HA coating is got not on the ceramic layer (not metal) » Double protected (thus!)

Work to be done Optimization of HA deposition technique and the parameters of deposition itself Improving the adhesion between two ceramics Conducting: Mechanical tests Bio-chemical tests in simulated saliva and growing osteoblast cells Structural analysis Application of the same technology on the porous metals …

Thank you for the attention!