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List of Articles karim Avak Open Access Article Abstract Page Full-Text 1 - Investigating on the microstructure of cross-section and surface of Ti-10Mo alloy produced by selective laser melting Karim Avak Maziyar Azadbeh Samira Eslami Mehdi Ojaghi 10.30495/jnm.2024.32954.2026 Open Access Article Abstract Page Full-Text 2 - Introduction: Titanium alloys containing the β phase have much better corrosion resistance. Some alloying elements, such as Mo, stabilize this phase. Among the Ti alloys that contain this element, the Ti-10Mo alloy is of particular importance. If this alloy is produced using selective laser melting (SLM), it will be an approach that is user-friendly due to the nature of the process. Methods: Samples were printed by SLM process. The constituent phases were determined by XRD. The microstructure was evaluated using optical and scanning electron microscopes. Corrosion behavior was evaluated by cyclic potentiodynamic polarization and electrochemical impedance spectroscopy. Findings: In the XRD pattern of pure Ti powder and printed sample, α and α/α' phases are seen, respectively. However, Ti-10Mo powder mixture consists of α and Mo phases, the β phase is more dominant in printed sample because of the Mo penetration in the Ti matrix. As well as, in the microstructure of Ti10Mo the beta phase is seen as Mo-rich streaks, whereas in pure Ti it is found relatively negligible as epitaxially grown primary columnar β grains with acicular α' martensite phase. Mo addition to pure Ti reduces its passive current density and stabilize oxide film. However, Ti-10Mo alloy, with its various phases and galvanic couples, experiences rupture of the passive oxide film at higher potentials, leading to pitting corrosion. The impedance module value of Ti-10Mo is higher than that of pure Ti. Both samples have a double passive oxide film, with Ti-10Mo alloy exhibiting higher resistance than pure Ti. Arezoo Pourshoja karim Avak مازیار آزادبه Mohamadreza Etminanfar Mehdi Ojaghi
