Mechanical and corrosion properties of iron-mangan materials sintered in the presence of plasma

Orságová, Králová Z.; Kupková, M.; Hrubovčáková, M.; Zeleňák, A.; Oriňaková, R.; Morovská, Turoňová A.; Žáková, K.; Kupka, M.; Kovaľ, K.; Šišoláková, I.

doi:10.2478/kom-2020-0001

Abstract

The current trend in development of new metallic materials for certain types of implants is turning away from permanent, biologically inert materials to the use of biodegradable materials. Fe–Mn alloys represent high perspective material for development of new generation of temporary and biodegradable implants. The aim of this work was to study mechanical and corrosion characteristics of powder samples containing 25, 30 and 35 wt % of Mn which are fabricated by pressing, sintering, and additional spark plasma sintering. The influence of preparation method (pressing and sintering) to microstructure, phased composition and corrosion behavior of prepared alloys was studied.

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Mechanical and corrosion properties of iron-mangan materials sintered in the presence of plasma

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