Evaluation of Wear Resistance of Ti Alloys Used for Elements Friction of Knee Endoprosthesis

Beata Majkowska; Magadalena Jażdżewska; Damian Miotke; Emilia Wołowiec; Andrzej Zieliński

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/SSP.225.123

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Evaluation of Wear Resistance of Ti Alloys Used for Elements Friction of Knee Endoprosthesis

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The paper presents research results of resistance to abrasive wear of titanium alloys: Ti6Al4V (commonly used) and Til3Nb13Zr (alloy of new generation) in association with polyethylene (UHMW-PE) predisposed for elements on pair of the knee endoprosthesis. The results were analysed from the point of possibility of an use of new generation titanium alloys as components of such implants. The tests of resistance to abrasive wear of selected kinematic pairs were conducted with the PT-3 tribometer in Ringer’s solution a constant load 2.0 kN, rotational speed of the rotating specimens (Ti13Nb13Zr and Ti6Al4V) 30 rev/min, and test duration 1 or 2 hrs.

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Solid State Phenomena (Volume 225)

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Beata Majkowska*, Magadalena Jażdżewska, Damian Miotke, Emilia Wołowiec, Andrzej Zieliński

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Abrasive Wear, Endoprosthesis, Knee Joint, Titanium Alloy

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