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Introduction to Nickel Titanium Alloy Pulp
Nickel Titanium Alloy
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nitinol
A binary alloy of nickel, titanium and other elements that can be used to create shape memory alloys. Shape memory alloys are special alloys that can automatically restore their plastic deformation to the original shape when heated up. It has an expansion rate of more than 20%. The fatigue life is approximately 1*107. The damping properties are 10 times better than an ordinary spring. Its corrosion resistance surpasses that of the best medical stainless, making it an excellent functional material.
In addition to its unique shape memory function memory alloy also offers excellent characteristics like wear resistance, corrosion resistance, and superelasticity.
Nitinol alloy There are two phases of the crystal structure that can be formed by temperature or mechanical pressure. These are the martensite and austenite phases. The phase transition sequence for Nitinol in cooling is the austenite phase, R phase and martensite phases. The R phase of Nitinol is rhomboid. This means that the austenite has a higher temperature than the parent (or the temperature at the start of austenite), or when it is removed from the load. The shape is fairly stable. Martensite phases are relatively low in temperature (less than Mf, the end of martensite temperatures) and can be loaded (by external activation). They are hexagonal, repetitive, stable, and easy to fracture.
Physicochemical properties of Nickel-Titanium Alloy powder
1) Shape memory . Shape memory is when the parent phase of a particular shape is cooled to below Mf temperature to make martensite. After the martensite has been deformed, it is heated to below Af and then cooled to below Mf temperatures to form martensite. Reverse phase transformation allows the material to automatically restore its parent phase shape. Actually, the shape memory effect can be described as a thermally inducible phase transition in Nitinol.
2) Superelasticity. The phenomenon known as superelasticity refers the fact that a specimen can have a strain much greater than its elastic limit when subject to external forces. The strain can be easily recovered automatically during unloading. In other words, when applied stress is applied to a parent state, stress-induced Martensitic Transformation occurs and the alloy exhibits a different mechanical behavior from ordinary materials. Its elastic limit, which is much greater than the one for ordinary materials, does not conform to Hooke’s laws. Superelasticity is not affected by thermal energy, unlike shape memory properties. Hyperelasticity, in other words, means that stress does not increase when there is a change in strain. Hyperelasticity can be classified into nonlinear and linear hyperelasticity. The relationship between stress strain and stress in the stress-strain curve is nearly linear. Nonlinear Hyperelasticity refers to stress-induced martensitic conversion and its reverse transformation during loading or unloading processes. It is also known as phase transition pseudo-elasticity. The pseudoelasticity of Nitinol alloy is approximately 8%. You can change the heat treatment conditions to alter the superelasticity in Nitinol alloy. The superelasticity of Nitinol alloy begins to decrease when the bow wire heats to 400C.
3) Sensitivity of oral temperature . The oral temperature does not affect the stainless steel wire and CoCr alloy tooth orthotic wire orthodontic force. The change in temperature affects the orthodontic force of superelastic Nitinol orthodonticwire. If the amount of deformation remains constant, it is called the constant. The orthodontic force increases as the temperature rises. It can accelerate tooth movement because the temperature changes in the mouth stimulate blood flow. Orthodontists can’t measure and control corrective forces in the mouth.
4) Corrosion resistance . Research shows that nickel-titanium steel wire has a corrosion resistance similar to stainless steel.
5) Toxicity resistance Nickel-titanium form memory alloy (about 50% nickel) is known to have both carcinogenic as well as cancer-promoting properties. The Ni-Ti alloy has good biocompatibility because the titanium oxide layer acts as a barrier. Ni can be blocked by TiXOy/TixNiOy in the surface layer.
6) Soft orthodontic force . Dental orthodontic wires that are commercially used include austenitic stainless wire, cobalt chrome-nickel wire and nickel-chromium alloy wire, Australian wire, gold wire, and the ss titan alloy wire. These wires are loaded-displacement curves in tensile and three-point bent test conditions. Nitinol has the lowest and most flattened unloading curve platform, indicating that Nitinol provides the most durable and gentle correction force.
7) Good shock absorption . The more vibration caused by chewing or night molars on an archwire, the more damage it causes to the root tissue and periodontal tissue. Study results showed that archwire stainless wire wire vibration amplitudes are higher than hyperelastic nitanium silk, super elastic nitanium arwire, and the initial vibration amplitude of stainless steelwire wire. Good vibration and shock absorption characteristics of archwire are essential for the health of teeth. Traditional archwires, such as stainless wire, can increase root absorption.
Nickel-Titanium Alloy Pulver Applications
Ni-Ti is a widely used alloy in biological medicine, aerospace and national defense as well as military industry.
Principal supplier of nickel-titanium alloy powder
Technology Co. Ltd. is a trusted global supplier and manufacturer of chemical materials. We have more than 12 years experience in providing high-quality chemicals, nanomaterials, and metal alloys.
High-quality products are what you want Nickel Titanium Alloys Powder Please feel free and contact us to send an inquiry. (brad@ihpa.net)
In addition to its unique shape memory function memory alloy also offers excellent characteristics like wear resistance, corrosion resistance, and superelasticity.
Nitinol alloy There are two phases of the crystal structure that can be formed by temperature or mechanical pressure. These are the martensite and austenite phases. The phase transition sequence for Nitinol in cooling is the austenite phase, R phase and martensite phases. The R phase of Nitinol is rhomboid. This means that the austenite has a higher temperature than the parent (or the temperature at the start of austenite), or when it is removed from the load. The shape is fairly stable. Martensite phases are relatively low in temperature (less than Mf, the end of martensite temperatures) and can be loaded (by external activation). They are hexagonal, repetitive, stable, and easy to fracture.
Physicochemical properties of Nickel-Titanium Alloy powder
1) Shape memory . Shape memory is when the parent phase of a particular shape is cooled to below Mf temperature to make martensite. After the martensite has been deformed, it is heated to below Af and then cooled to below Mf temperatures to form martensite. Reverse phase transformation allows the material to automatically restore its parent phase shape. Actually, the shape memory effect can be described as a thermally inducible phase transition in Nitinol.
2) Superelasticity. The phenomenon known as superelasticity refers the fact that a specimen can have a strain much greater than its elastic limit when subject to external forces. The strain can be easily recovered automatically during unloading. In other words, when applied stress is applied to a parent state, stress-induced Martensitic Transformation occurs and the alloy exhibits a different mechanical behavior from ordinary materials. Its elastic limit, which is much greater than the one for ordinary materials, does not conform to Hooke’s laws. Superelasticity is not affected by thermal energy, unlike shape memory properties. Hyperelasticity, in other words, means that stress does not increase when there is a change in strain. Hyperelasticity can be classified into nonlinear and linear hyperelasticity. The relationship between stress strain and stress in the stress-strain curve is nearly linear. Nonlinear Hyperelasticity refers to stress-induced martensitic conversion and its reverse transformation during loading or unloading processes. It is also known as phase transition pseudo-elasticity. The pseudoelasticity of Nitinol alloy is approximately 8%. You can change the heat treatment conditions to alter the superelasticity in Nitinol alloy. The superelasticity of Nitinol alloy begins to decrease when the bow wire heats to 400C.
3) Sensitivity of oral temperature . The oral temperature does not affect the stainless steel wire and CoCr alloy tooth orthotic wire orthodontic force. The change in temperature affects the orthodontic force of superelastic Nitinol orthodonticwire. If the amount of deformation remains constant, it is called the constant. The orthodontic force increases as the temperature rises. It can accelerate tooth movement because the temperature changes in the mouth stimulate blood flow. Orthodontists can’t measure and control corrective forces in the mouth.
4) Corrosion resistance . Research shows that nickel-titanium steel wire has a corrosion resistance similar to stainless steel.
5) Toxicity resistance Nickel-titanium form memory alloy (about 50% nickel) is known to have both carcinogenic as well as cancer-promoting properties. The Ni-Ti alloy has good biocompatibility because the titanium oxide layer acts as a barrier. Ni can be blocked by TiXOy/TixNiOy in the surface layer.
6) Soft orthodontic force . Dental orthodontic wires that are commercially used include austenitic stainless wire, cobalt chrome-nickel wire and nickel-chromium alloy wire, Australian wire, gold wire, and the ss titan alloy wire. These wires are loaded-displacement curves in tensile and three-point bent test conditions. Nitinol has the lowest and most flattened unloading curve platform, indicating that Nitinol provides the most durable and gentle correction force.
7) Good shock absorption . The more vibration caused by chewing or night molars on an archwire, the more damage it causes to the root tissue and periodontal tissue. Study results showed that archwire stainless wire wire vibration amplitudes are higher than hyperelastic nitanium silk, super elastic nitanium arwire, and the initial vibration amplitude of stainless steelwire wire. Good vibration and shock absorption characteristics of archwire are essential for the health of teeth. Traditional archwires, such as stainless wire, can increase root absorption.
| Nickel Titanium Alloy Powder Properties | |
| Other names | nickel-titanium, shape-memory nitinol, NiTi, Ni-Ti |
| No. | 52013-44-2 |
| Formula compound | Ni-Ti |
| Molecular Weight | N/A |
| Appearance | black powder |
| Melting Point | 1300degC |
| Boiling Point | N/A |
| Density | 6.45g/cm3 |
| Solubility of H2O | N/A |
| Exact Mass | N/A |
Nitinol Nickel Titanium NiTi Alloy Pulp
Nickel-Titanium Alloy Pulver Applications
Ni-Ti is a widely used alloy in biological medicine, aerospace and national defense as well as military industry.
Principal supplier of nickel-titanium alloy powder
Technology Co. Ltd. is a trusted global supplier and manufacturer of chemical materials. We have more than 12 years experience in providing high-quality chemicals, nanomaterials, and metal alloys.
High-quality products are what you want Nickel Titanium Alloys Powder Please feel free and contact us to send an inquiry. (brad@ihpa.net)