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DOI: 10.1016/j.msea.2018.06.104
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L-605; Biomaterials; Plasticity; Annealing; Strain hardening; Tensile properties
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- Ministry of Commerce, Industry and Energy, Republic of Korea [10042703]
A bimodal grain structure consisting of fine grains (d similar to 1-2 mu m) and coarse grains (d similar to 10-20 mu m) was achieved in the biomedical Co-20Cr-15W-10Ni alloy via medium cold rolling (area reduction of 50%) followed by short-term annealing (15 min) at relatively low temperatures (950-1100 degrees C). The medium cold rolling induced a heterogeneous microstructure featuring the coexistence of severely deformed regions and weakly deformed domains. With short-term annealing at low temperatures, fine and coarse grains were preferentially recrystallized in severely deformed regions and weakly deformed domains, respectively, resulting a bimodal grain size distribution. During tension, dislocations were more rapidly generated in the fine grains, thus increasing the strain hardening, while they glided longer on the {111} planes in the coarse grains, contributing a high ductility. The combination of these two factors provided well-balanced strength-ductility behavior with an ultimate tensile strength of 1278 MPa, a yield strength of 787 MPa, and an elongation to fracture of 53%, making the alloy suitable for surgical implant and stent applications where the strength and ductility are both important to ensure mechanical reliability in a human body.
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