Mixed-mode I plus II fracture characterization of human cortical bone using the Single Leg Bending test
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Article in International Scientific Journal
Year
2016
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Silva, FGA
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Xavier, J
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Pereira, FAM
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Morais, JJL
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Abstract (EN):
Mixed-mode I+II fracture characterization of human cortical bone was analyzed in this work. A miniaturized version of the Single Leg Bending test (SLB) was used owing to its simplicity. A power law criterion was verified to accurately describe the material fracture envelop under mixed-mode I+II loading. The crack tip opening displacements measured by digital image correlation were used in a direct method to determine the cohesive law mimicking fracture behavior of cortical bone. Cohesive zone modeling was used for the sake of validation. Several fracture quantities were compared with the experimental results and the good agreement observed proves the appropriateness of the proposed procedure for fracture characterization of human bone under mixed-mode I+II loading.
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English
Type (Professor's evaluation):
Scientific
No. of pages:
10
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