Brazing ZrB2-SiC ceramics to Inconel 600 alloy without and with Cu foam

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The present work examines pore formation on type 316 stainless steel, Inconel 600 alloy and Co-Cr alloy. Ordered pore arrays are formed on the metallic substrates by electrochemical treatments in organic solvents containing perchlorate ions under optimized conditions. It is revealed that the key to form pore arrays is to control electrolyte composition. The formation of ordered pore arrays on stainless steel can be useful as the surface modification of the metallic biomaterial as the presence of pore arrays on stainless steel can enhance biocompatibility.


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