Study of Strength and Fatigue of Stainless Steel and Titanium Plates

Kajzer, Anita; Niedzwiedz, S.; Kajzer, W.; Marciniak, J.; Gzik-Zroska, Β.; Joszko, Kamil; Kaczmarek, Marcin; Pilecki, Zbigniew

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“…Austenitic steel of type 316 LVM (X2CrNiMo18-15-3) is characterised by high metallurgical purity and is dedicated to medical applications for implants [ 1 ]. This grade is a modified version 316 with low carbon, high nickel and molybdenum content [ 2 , 3 ]. The improvement of the chemical composition is aimed at maximising the material’s resistance to corrosion by obtaining a ferrite-free metallographic structure [ 4 ].…”

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Analysis of the New Forming Process of Medical Screws with a Cylindrical Head of 316 LVM Steel

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The originality of this paper lies in the presentation of a new, innovative method for manufacturing medical screws with a cylindrical head of 316 LVM. This method is unique on a global scale, and its assumptions have been granted patent protection. The paper presents selected results of theoretical and experimental research on the developed process of forming of medical screws based on new technology. In the first part of the study a review of the types of screws used in the medical industry is made and the previous methods of their manufacture are described. The second part of the paper presents the assumptions and analysis of the elaborated process of metal forming of medical screws with a cylindrical head and ring thread made of 316 LVM austenitic steel. The theoretical analysis of the new process of forming a screw selected for testing was performed on the basis of numerical simulations. The experimental verification of the proposed theoretical solutions was carried out on the basis of laboratory tests, industrial research and qualitative research. The positive results obtained from computer simulations and experiments confirmed the effectiveness of the developed technology and the validity of its use in future in industrial practice.

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