J. Technology and Education, Vol.17, no.1, pp.1-5, 2010
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Invention of an Artificial Hydroxyapatite-Alumina Implant
Using a Rod-Occlusion Filtration Method
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Akira SHIMONO and Masashi IWATA
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Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry, Suzuka National College of Tchnology,
(Shiroko-cyo, Suzuka-shi, Mie 510-0294,Japan)
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(Received January 5, 2010; Accepted February 8, 2010)
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The production of alumina composite materials was evaluated as a method for strengthening hydroxyapatite iHAjD An original occlusion rod filtration method was used to produce test bodies. Alumina and HA slurries were used as starting materials and were layered to produce a cakeD After compression molding, using a hydraulic press, thermal treatment was carried outDBy this means, an artificial root model was developed in which the center shaft and crown mounting parts were formed from an alumina composition, while the parts to be embedded in the alveolar bone were formed from a porous HA composition (pore diameter, 90-150 Ęm)D The Vickers hardness of the HA and alumina regions in test bodies subjected to sintering conditions of 1473 K were 230 and 1060 VHN, respectively, and the compressive strength was 85.7 MPaD However, when the HIP treatment was carried out for 1h at 1473 K and 122 MPa, the Vickers hardness improved to 280 and 1360 VHN, respectively, and the compressive strength improved to 174.7 MPaD
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Key-wordsFHydroxyapatite, Implant, HIP treatment Vickers hardness
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