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- 2024Life cycle assessment of lattice structures: Balancing mass saving and productivitycitations
- 2019Effect of Three Different Finishing Processes on the Surface Morphology and Fatigue Life of A357.0 Parts Produced by Laser‐Based Powder Bed Fusioncitations
- 2019Metastable Al–Si–Ni Alloys for Additive Manufacturing: Structural Stability and Energy Release during Heatingcitations
- 2018Assay of secondary anisotropy in additively manufactured alloys for dental applicationscitations
- 2018Fatigue behavior of as-built L-PBF A357.0 partscitations
- 2018Development of laser-based powder bed fusion process parameters and scanning strategy for new metal alloy grades: A holistic method formulationcitations
- 2018Directed energy deposition of steel 316L: Effects of build orientation
- 2018The Influence of Powder Particle and Grain Size on Parts Manufacturing by Powder Bed Fusioncitations
- 2017Effects of build orientation and element partitioning on microstructure and mechanical properties of biomedical Ti-6Al-4V alloy produced by laser sinteringcitations
- 2016Effects of thermal treatments on microstructure and mechanical properties of a Co-Cr-Mo-W biomedical alloy produced by laser sinteringcitations
- 2015Structural characterization of biomedical Co-Cr-Mo components produced by direct metal laser sinteringcitations
- 2014On the Effect of Electrodischarge Drilling on the Fatigue Life of Inconel 718citations
- 2013Investigation into the failure of Inconel exhaust collector produced by laser consolidationcitations
- 2013Studies on electrodischarge drilling of an Al2O3-TiC compositecitations
- 2013Studies on electro discharge drilling of an Al2O3 –TiC compositecitations
- 2012Joining mechanisms and mechanical properties of PA composites obtained by selective laser sinteringcitations
- 2012Electro-Discharge Drilling performance on parts produced by DMLScitations
- 2012Preparation and characterization of poly (butylene terephthalate) / graphene composites by in-situ polymerization of cyclic butylene terephthalatecitations
- 2011High-speed milling of tool steel dies for aluminium extrusion: Surface roughness, dimensional tolerance and chip removal mechanismscitations
- 2011Performance Optimization in Machining of Aluminium Alloys for Moulds Production: HSM and EDM
- 2010DMLS DENTAL ALLOYS VS TRADITIONAL TECHNIQUE
- 2009Additive Layer Manufacture of Tensile Tests Specimens in Stainless Steel 316L by Laser Consolidation
- 2009CAST VERSUS LASER-SINTERED CR-CO ALLOYS: STUDY ON MECHANICAL CHARACTERISTICS
- 2009Comparative Mechanical Evaluation Of Three Y-TZP Formulations In Five Shades
- 2008Additive Layer Manufacture of Tensile Tests Specimens in Stainless Steel 316L by Laser Consolidation
- 2008Study of the EDM process effects on Aluminum alloyscitations
- 20073D Printing technique applied to rapid castingcitations
- 2005Joining mechanisms and mechanical properties of PA-Al composites obtained by Selective Laser Sintering
- 2004Plasma Transferred Arc deposition of powdered high performances alloys: process parameters optimisation as a function of alloy and geometrical configurationcitations
- 2004Characterisation of Innovative Materials for Direct Laser Sintering.citations
- 2004Direct Laser Sintering of metal parts: characterisation and evaluation of joining mechanisms
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Comparative Mechanical Evaluation Of Three Y-TZP Formulations In Five Shades
Abstract
Objectives: As integral structures in Y-TZP spread in dental practice, verifying the mechanical characteristics reported in literature and if they are affected by coloration becomes imperative. This study aims at determining flexural strength and hardness of three Y-TZP types in five different colours. Methods: Three commercial formulations of Y-TZP (A, B, C) were considered: as-received natural white and 4 different shades. Specimens were ASTM C1161, five for each typology (75 parts in 15 groups). Blocks of pre-sintered material were CAD/CAM dry machined, then some were coloured by dipping, before the last step of sintering (Tmax=1450°C). Three point flexural tests were performed to obtain flexural strength (S). After polishing Vickers hardness (HV1) was measured (ISO 14705). T-test for independent samples was carried out on the data, to evaluate the presence of significant differences (positive t-test) between the groups. Results: Mean S was between 500 and 800MPa, much lower than declared by the producers (1200 MPa). For B and C S tends to decrease with colour, but not significantly. For A S increases with colour and two cases present positive t-tests compared to natural white. There aren't significant differences between white specimens of the three companies. As to other shades, the t-test is positive between B and C for three colours over four and between A and B for one colour. HV1 results between 15.8 and 17GPa (in technical specifications HV=12.2 GPa). Colours significantly influence hardness, shifting towards higher values, for nearly all the studied comparisons. Conclusion: Material properties resulted greatly different from technical specifications. Flexural strength values suggest a careful design of frameworks connectors, especially in posterior prostheses. The studied materials resulted harder than expected, in particular when coloured. Colour proved to affect the performances in many cases, requiring esthetical and mechanical requirements to be merged