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Introduction
(a) (b)
Methodology Strut
SS316L powder, urea particles, Uniaxial Pressing Machine
PEG particles
500µm
500µm
(g) (h)
Tube Furnace
Pore
Strut
500µm 500µm
(i) (j)
Strut
Roller Mixer
500µm 500µm
Fig. 3. Comparative SEM image for porous SS316L at composition of (a, b) 60 wt.
%; (c, d) 55 wt. %; (e, f) 50 wt. %; (g, h) 45 wt. %; (i, j) 40 wt. % of urea content
Mixing SS316L
Compact the Sinter the
Conclusions
powder, urea
mixtures using samples using
and PEG using
Raw Materials uniaxial tube furnace in
roller mixer in
pressing Argon(Ar)
about 15
machine atmosphere Porous SS316L is successfully fabricated via powder metallurgy
minutes
technique based on space-holder method.
Porous SS316L with 40 wt. % composition recorded the highest
sintered density value of 4.36 g/cm3 due to the decreasing of urea
content into the formulation and allow densification occur between
Density and Porosity stainless steel particles[2]. Porous SS316L with 60 wt. % of urea content
testing was performed to
the sintered samples
produce highest apparent porosity of 56.22% compared to other
and morphology compositions due to the highest amount of space holder into the
analysis was examined formulation[3].
using SEM It can be seen that the morphology of stainless steel foam with
Density and Porosity Scanning Electron Microscopy composition of 60 wt. % also forms larger pores with the struts clearly
Apparatus Apparatus (SEM)
formed in the foams structures which is encouraging the cell ingrowth
Fig. 1. Flowchart for porous SS316L fabrication method between the implant and the bones and thus have potential to be applied
in biomedical application.
Results Acknowledgement
Authors would like to acknowledge the support from Malaysian Ministry of
Education for financial support through MyBrain15 scholarship under MyPhD
program.
References
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Fig. 2. Graph of sintered density and apparent porosity versus composition of urea Sci.Res. India. 12(1) (2015) 43–49. www.postersession.com