BONE ANISOTROPY - ANALYTICAL AND FINITE ELEMENT ANALYSIS
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BONE ANISOTROPY, PRINCIPAL STRESSES, PRINCIPAL STRAINS, PRINCIPAL ANGLESAbstract
A HUMAN FEMUR MODEL, SUBMITTED TO STATIC LOADS, IS ANALYZED THROUGH THE UTILIZATION OF THREE MATERIAL CONSTITUTIVE RELATIONSHIPS, NAMELY: ISOTROPIC, TRANSVERSALLY ISOTROPIC AND ORTHOTROPIC. THE INFLUENCE OF BONE ANISOTROPY TO PRINCIPAL STRESS/STRAIN DISTRIBUTION ON A HUMAN FEMUR EXTERNAL SURFACE WAS ACCESSED THROUGH THE USE OF ANALYTICAL AND FINITE ELEMENT APPROACHES. THE MODELS RESULTS SHOW THAT THE PRINCIPAL ANGLES AT A MEDIAL PATH BONE SURFACE HAVE A GOOD CORRELATION WITH A HUMAN FEMUR BONE LAMELLAE ANGLES.Downloads
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2015-09-22
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