Article | REF: M530 V3

Shape Memory Alloys - Technology and Industrial Applications

Authors: Alain HAUTCOEUR, Étienne PATOOR, André EBERHARDT

Publication date: September 10, 2024

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3. Other alloys

3.1 Ti-Nb

Biomedical applications are the main field of application for AMFs. It is therefore important for these alloys to respond as effectively as possible to the expectations and problems specific to this sector. The biomedical sector uses a large number of different materials, most of which have been developed to meet the needs of other sectors (aeronautics, transport, industry, etc.). Ni-Ti, the main AMF used in biomedical applications, is no exception to this rule. Its properties open up numerous applications in implantology (orthopedics, dentistry, etc.).

However, it has the same disadvantage as 316L stainless steel, Co-Cr, Ti-6Al-4V or titanium: its elastic modulus is considerably higher than that of the bone into which the implant is inserted. This...

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