alloyinfused
Alloyinfused is a descriptor used in materials science and marketing to refer to metals and alloys that have been engineered by infusing additional alloying elements into a base alloy to tailor properties. The goal is to create materials with a controlled distribution of alloying elements—either as a surface layer, a gradient, or a homogeneous modification—without changing the core identity of the base metal.
Infusion can be achieved through diffusion-based processes such as carburizing, nitriding, or interstitial diffusion, often at
Typical benefits include improved hardness and wear resistance, enhanced high-temperature stability, and better corrosion resistance. Gradient
Applications include aerospace turbines, industrial tooling, automotive components, and biomedical implants with hardened surfaces. Limitations include
The term alloyinfused is not standardized in the literature and may be used differently by researchers and