Mechanical response and in-situ deformation mechanism of cortical bone materials under combined compression and torsion loads.
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ABSTRACT: Bone fracture is an extremely dangerous health risk to human. Actually, cortical bone is often subjected to the complicated loading patterns. The mechanical properties and deformation mechanism under the complicated loading pattern could provide a more precise understanding for the bone fracture. For this purpose, the mechanical response and multi-scale deformation mechanism of cortical bone material were investigated by in-situ experimental research using the compression-torsion coupling loads as an example. It was found that the torsion strength and shear modulus all decreased under the compression-torsion coupling loads than single torsion load. This indicated bone would suffer greater risk of fracture under the compression-torsion coupling loads. Based on in-situ observation, it was fo
SUBMITTER: Sun X
PROVIDER: S-EPMC9328520 | biostudies-literature | 2022
REPOSITORIES: biostudies-literature
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