A preliminary investigation of the dynamic viscoelastic relaxation of bovine cortical bone
A new experimental approach is proposed to characterize the dynamic viscoelastic relaxation behaviour of cortical bone. Theoretical models are presented to show that a linear viscoelastic material, when allowed to relax between two long elastic bars, will produce stress, strain and strain rate histo...
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doaj-08feee91abe54ad1964e4b981f8913d32021-08-02T09:33:14ZengEDP SciencesEPJ Web of Conferences2100-014X2015-01-01940300410.1051/epjconf/20159403004epjconf-dymat2015_03004A preliminary investigation of the dynamic viscoelastic relaxation of bovine cortical boneLoete T.J.C.Paul G.Ismail E.B.A new experimental approach is proposed to characterize the dynamic viscoelastic relaxation behaviour of cortical bone. Theoretical models are presented to show that a linear viscoelastic material, when allowed to relax between two long elastic bars, will produce stress, strain and strain rate histories that contain characteristic features. Furthermore, typical experimental results are presented to show that these characteristic features are observed during split Hopkinson bar tests on bovine cortical bone using a Cone-in-Tube striker. The interpretation of this behaviour in the context of a standard linear viscoelastic model is discussed.http://dx.doi.org/10.1051/epjconf/20159403004 |
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Loete T.J.C. Paul G. Ismail E.B. A preliminary investigation of the dynamic viscoelastic relaxation of bovine cortical bone EPJ Web of Conferences |
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A preliminary investigation of the dynamic viscoelastic relaxation of bovine cortical bone |
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A preliminary investigation of the dynamic viscoelastic relaxation of bovine cortical bone |
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A preliminary investigation of the dynamic viscoelastic relaxation of bovine cortical bone |
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A preliminary investigation of the dynamic viscoelastic relaxation of bovine cortical bone |
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A preliminary investigation of the dynamic viscoelastic relaxation of bovine cortical bone |
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preliminary investigation of the dynamic viscoelastic relaxation of bovine cortical bone |
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A new experimental approach is proposed to characterize the dynamic viscoelastic relaxation behaviour of cortical bone. Theoretical models are presented to show that a linear viscoelastic material, when allowed to relax between two long elastic bars, will produce stress, strain and strain rate histories that contain characteristic features. Furthermore, typical experimental results are presented to show that these characteristic features are observed during split Hopkinson bar tests on bovine cortical bone using a Cone-in-Tube striker. The interpretation of this behaviour in the context of a standard linear viscoelastic model is discussed. |
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