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- 2024Scanning Acoustic Microscopy Characterization of Cold-Sprayed Coatings Deposited on Grooved Substratescitations
- 2024A Comparative Study on Wear Resistance of Cold-Sprayed Aluminum/Quasicrystal Composite Coatingscitations
- 2023Tribological Assessment of Cold Sprayed Aluminum-Quasicrystal Composite Coatingscitations
- 2021Measurement of mechanical and fatigue properties using unified, simple-geometry specimens: cold spray additively manufactured pure metalscitations
- 2016Towards near-permanent CoCrMo prosthesis surface by combining micro-texturing and low temperature plasma carburisingcitations
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Towards near-permanent CoCrMo prosthesis surface by combining micro-texturing and low temperature plasma carburising
Abstract
An advanced surface engineering process combining micro-texture with a plasma carburising process was produced on CoCrMo femoral head, and their tribological properties were evaluated by the cutting-edge pendulum hip joint simulator coupled with thin film colorimetric interferometry. FESEM and GDOES showed that precipitation-free C S-phase with a uniform case depth of 10 μm was formed across the micro-textures after duplex treatment. Hip simulator tests showed that the friction coefficient was reduced by 20% for micro-metre sized texture, and the long-term tribological property of microtexture was enhanced by the C-supersaturated crystalline microstructure formed on the surface of duplex treated CoCrMo, thereby enhancing biotribological durability significantly. In-situ colorimetric interferometry confirmed that the maximum film thickness around texture area was 530 nm, indicating that the additional lubricant during sliding motion might provide exceptional bearing life.