Clinical and Translational Research
Copyright ©The Author(s) 2020.
World J Clin Cases. Feb 6, 2020; 8(3): 504-516
Published online Feb 6, 2020. doi: 10.12998/wjcc.v8.i3.504
Table 1 Chemical compositions of binary Zn alloys
Alloy designationElement (wt.%)
MgCaTiMnCuZn
Zn-----Bal.
Zn–0.3Mg0.30----Bal.
Zn–1.0Mg1.00----Bal.
Zn–3.0Mg2.98----Bal.
Zn–0.1Ca-0.09---Bal.
Zn–0.5Ca-0.43---Bal.
Zn–0.1Ti--0.10--Bal.
Zn–0.5Ti--0.47--Bal.
Zn–0.5Mn---0.43-Bal.
Zn–1.0Mn---0.97-Bal.
Zn–0.1Cu----0.10Bal.
Zn–1.0Cu----1.01Bal.
Zn–3.0Cu----2.89Bal.
Zn–6.0Cu----5.95Bal.
Table 2 Ninety-degree bending test of binary Zn alloy sheets
Visual appearance
ZnWrinkles
Zn–0.3MgBroken
Zn–1.0MgBroken
Zn–3.0Mg-
Zn–0.1CaSmooth
Zn–0.5CaSmall cracks
Zn–0.1TiSmall wrinkles
Zn–0.5TiWrinkles
Zn–0.5MnSmooth
Zn–1.0MnSmooth
Zn–0.1CuSmall wrinkles
Zn–1.0CuSmooth
Zn–3.0CuLarge cracks
Zn–6.0CuLarge cracks
Table 3 Chemical composition of Zn alloys for staples (wt.%)
TiMnCuZn
Zn–1.0Cu–0.2Mn–0.1Ti0.100.201.01Bal.
Zn–1.0Mn–0.1Ti0.101.00-Bal.
Zn–1.0Cu–0.1Ti0.09-1.02Bal.
Table 4 Mechanical properties of Zn alloy wires
UTS (MPa)0.2% YS (MPa)EL (%)
Zn alloy 1 (Zn–1.0Cu–0.2Mn–0.1Ti)21219619
Zn alloy 2 (Zn–1Mn–0.1Ti)1981807
Zn alloy 3 (Zn–1Cu–0.1Ti)20017721