Reconstruction and application of three dimensional finite element analysis model of single self-tapping screw of simple external fixation
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Reconstruction and application of three dimensional finite element analysis model of single self-tapping screw of simple external fixation
Journal of Chongqing Medical UniversityVol. 36, Issue 11, Pages: 1265-1267(2013)
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1. 南方医科大学研究生院,广州,510515
2. 广州军区广州总医院骨科医院脊柱二科,广州,510010
3. 中山大学中山医学院生物医学工程系,广州,510080
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ZHENG Yi, YIN Qingshui, YUAN Hengxin, et al. Reconstruction and application of three dimensional finite element analysis model of single self-tapping screw of simple external fixation. [J]. Journal of Chongqing Medical University 36(11):1265-1267(2013)
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ZHENG Yi, YIN Qingshui, YUAN Hengxin, et al. Reconstruction and application of three dimensional finite element analysis model of single self-tapping screw of simple external fixation. [J]. Journal of Chongqing Medical University 36(11):1265-1267(2013)DOI:
Reconstruction and application of three dimensional finite element analysis model of single self-tapping screw of simple external fixation
Objective:To establish three dimensional finite element analysis(FEA) model of single external fixation screw penetrating into tibia shaft. Methods:Softwares of Mimics,Pro/E,Geomagic Studio,Ansys Workbench13 were used to set up FEA model of tibia-screw assembly successfully;results after applying force and moment loads were observed. Results:The shaft of tibia and single exter-nal fixation screw generated 3 710 volume meshes,6 952 nodes. Von-Mises stress and Total Deformation revealed the maxium stress of the screw and total deformation were located at contact surface and screw tail respectively. Conclusions:Three dimensional tibia-screw assembly model can provide basis for quantitative studies of stresses of the screw and the tibia as well as for biomechanical study of screws made by different materials and with different loads.
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螺钉外固定有限元法生物力学
Keywords
screwexternal fixationfinite element analysisbiomechanics