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Tohoku University Technology: Mo-Si-B-Ti-C alloy: T12-109 T16-055 T17-137

Tohoku University Technology: Mo-Si-B-Ti-C alloy: T12-109 T16-055 T17-137

Formation of high-strength / high-rigidity / high heat-resistant Mo alloy that can be cast (able to melt under 2000℃)! Equivalent to Ni-based alloy!

Currently, molybdenum alloys are formed by extrusion of powder sintered bodies due to their high melting point. Therefore, cutting is required in order to form complex shapes, which increases the manufacturing cost. In addition, if a body is formed by the powder sintering, the strength is decreased.　 　In this invention, light / high strength / high heat resistance molybdenum alloys can be easily fabricated by the melting and casting method, which can be applied for complex shapes. New molybdenum alloys with melting point below 2000℃.

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Tohoku University Technology: Magnesium alloy exhibits superelastic effect: T15-071

Tohoku University Technology: Magnesium alloy exhibits superelastic effect: T15-071

Specific gravity is less than one third of Nitinol! The lightest superelastic alloy worldwide without allergic elements

Conventional superelastic and shape-memory alloys are generally composed of elements having high specific gravity, and the ones composed of lightweight elements have not been reported yet. Although superelastic and shape-memory alloys for medical applications are being intensely investigated, a typical TiNi alloy (Nitinol) is still difficult to apply to patients owing to allergic effect caused by nickel. 　The present invention provides superelastic and shape-memory alloy having the specific gravity less than one third of Nitinol by using magnesium. As well known as the good biocompatibility of magnesium, the alloy is expected to be applied to medical field.

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