INVESTIGATION OF MECHANICAL PROPERTIES OF HAp COATINGS COATED ON TI6AL4V MATERIAL BY ANSYS PROGRAM

Year 2018, Volume: 1 Issue: 25, 16 - 23, 31.07.2018

İbrahim Aydın , Can Gönenli

Abstract

Biomaterials are synthetic or natural materials
used to support the functions of living tissues in the human body structure and
are continuously or periodically in contact with body fluids (eg blood).
Biomaterials are used for repair of damaged tissue and organs by implantation,
must be compatible with the body in order to perform the required functions. In
this study, titanium alloy, which has the best biocompatibility, was used as a
base material for long-term implantation (placing it in the skin). In addition,
hydroxyapatite coating was performed on the surface of Ti6Al4V material using
aminoacetic acid - sodium aminoacetate buffer system. Coatings were modeled
with the ANSYS program to examine the mechanical properties of the resulting
coatings. Mechanical properties such as tensile analysis, natural frequency,
etc. of the coating have been investigated in order to determine the resistance
against the mechanical effects that the coating applied by the modeling can be
exposed to in use.

Keywords

Coating, Hydroxyapatite (HAp), FEM

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