Micro-mechanical model of vertebral trabecular bone with application in analysis of screw pull-out strength

A nonlinear micro-mechanical model of the human vertebral trabecular bone using a three-dimensional open-celled regular hexagonal structure was developed. Anisotropy of the bone material properties was accounted for. Nonlinearity of the structure was introduced by considering the elasto-plastic beha...

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Main Author: Zhang, Qinghang
Other Authors: Tan, Soon Huat
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spelling sg-ntu-dr.10356-55342023-03-11T17:28:00Z Micro-mechanical model of vertebral trabecular bone with application in analysis of screw pull-out strength Zhang, Qinghang Tan, Soon Huat School of Mechanical and Production Engineering DRNTU::Engineering::Bioengineering A nonlinear micro-mechanical model of the human vertebral trabecular bone using a three-dimensional open-celled regular hexagonal structure was developed. Anisotropy of the bone material properties was accounted for. Nonlinearity of the structure was introduced by considering the elasto-plastic behavior of each internal beam, from which the plastic stress-strain relation of the structure can be modeled by localized beam deformation. The results show that the three-dimensional regular hexagonal model can efficiently reflect the mechanical behavior of human vertebral trabecular bone. The predicted elastic modulus and yield stress in longitudinal loading direction are in agreement with published experimental data. The behavior of the trabecular bone varies when subjected to different loading and boundary conditions. Doctor of Philosophy (MPE) 2008-09-17T10:52:53Z 2008-09-17T10:52:53Z 2004 2004 Thesis http://hdl.handle.net/10356/5534 Nanyang Technological University application/pdf
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Micro-mechanical model of vertebral trabecular bone with application in analysis of screw pull-out strength
description A nonlinear micro-mechanical model of the human vertebral trabecular bone using a three-dimensional open-celled regular hexagonal structure was developed. Anisotropy of the bone material properties was accounted for. Nonlinearity of the structure was introduced by considering the elasto-plastic behavior of each internal beam, from which the plastic stress-strain relation of the structure can be modeled by localized beam deformation. The results show that the three-dimensional regular hexagonal model can efficiently reflect the mechanical behavior of human vertebral trabecular bone. The predicted elastic modulus and yield stress in longitudinal loading direction are in agreement with published experimental data. The behavior of the trabecular bone varies when subjected to different loading and boundary conditions.
author2 Tan, Soon Huat
author_facet Tan, Soon Huat
Zhang, Qinghang
format Theses and Dissertations
author Zhang, Qinghang
author_sort Zhang, Qinghang
title Micro-mechanical model of vertebral trabecular bone with application in analysis of screw pull-out strength
title_short Micro-mechanical model of vertebral trabecular bone with application in analysis of screw pull-out strength
title_full Micro-mechanical model of vertebral trabecular bone with application in analysis of screw pull-out strength
title_fullStr Micro-mechanical model of vertebral trabecular bone with application in analysis of screw pull-out strength
title_full_unstemmed Micro-mechanical model of vertebral trabecular bone with application in analysis of screw pull-out strength
title_sort micro-mechanical model of vertebral trabecular bone with application in analysis of screw pull-out strength
publishDate 2008
url http://hdl.handle.net/10356/5534
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