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This paper studies nanostructured commercially pure Ti (CP Ti) used in producing miniature implants for osteosynthesis in the cranio-facial and mandibular areas. Ti Grade 4 rods are nanostructured by equal-channel angular pressing via the Conform scheme (ECAP-C) and subsequent drawing. Plate-shaped items are designed and produced from nano-Ti. The cross-section of items is reduced, but their static and fatigue strength values are retained. Geometrical aspect and surface treatment of implants produced from nanostructured Ti materials are discussed.

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Microstructure evolution and strengthening mechanisms in commercial-purity titanium subjected to equal-channel angular pressing

D’yakonov

Mironov

Semenova

et al. 2017

Materials Science and Engineering: A

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