This invention provides a biocompatible β This invention relates to a method for composite modification of
titanium alloy surfaces, belonging to the technical field of
alloy modification methods. The invention includes applications in medical... β This invention involves introducing bioactive particles onto the surface of a
titanium alloy substrate, performing
friction stir processing (FSP) on the substrate to introduce bioactive particles and construct a gradient
grain structure, and then subjecting the FSP-treated substrate to compressed
plasma flow (CPF) treatment to achieve uniform distribution of bioactive particles and construct a topology with an average
surface roughness of 3-6 μm suitable for
cell growth. The invention precisely controls the amount of bioactive particles introduced and constructs a gradient
grain structure through
friction stir processing (FSP); simultaneously, compressed
plasma flow (CPF) technology achieves uniform distribution of bioactive particles and an
ideal surface roughness of 3-6 μm on the
titanium alloy surface. Ultimately, this significantly improves the
cell adhesion, proliferation capacity, and osteogenic properties of the material surface, solving the technical problem of low integration efficiency of traditional
titanium alloy implants with
human bone tissue.