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Finite Element Analysis of Low-Profile Reconstruction Plates for Atrophic Mandibles-Part II: A Comparison of Customized Plates with 3D Grid-Type and Conventional Designs. [PDF]

Craniomaxillofac Trauma Reconstr
Pulino B, Sader R, Louzada G, Rana M, Millesi G, de Camargo Filho GP, Guerra RC.   +6 more
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Flexure-Based Locking Plates Can Modulate Interfragmentary Motion in Distal Femur and Diaphyseal Fractures: A Parametric Finite Element Analysis. [PDF]

J Biomech Eng
Huxman C, Updegrove G, Armstrong A, Wee H, Frecker MI, Butler J, Lewis GS.   +6 more
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Numerical investigation on performance of concrete-steel composite beams incorporating multi-transverse holes. [PDF]

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Fayed S, Ghalla M, Mlybari EA, Bazuhair RW, Alaskar A, Yehia SA.   +5 more
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Internal Density Calibration in the Proximal Humerus to Estimate Bone Stiffness for Stemless Shoulder Arthroplasty. [PDF]

J Orthop Res
Stiles CKA, Matheson BE, Athwal GS, Callaghan JP, Dickerson CR, Boyd SK, Knowles NK.   +6 more
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Back-Side Contact Gear Mesh Stiffness

Volume 8: 11th International Power Transmission and Gearing Conference; 13th International Conference on Advanced Vehicle and Tire Technologies, 2011
Back-side gear tooth contact happens when the anti-backlash (or scissor) gears are applied or tooth wedging occurs. An accurate description of the back-side gear tooth mesh stiffness is important to any study on gear dynamics that involves tooth wedging or anti-backlash mechanism.
Yichao Guo, Robert G. Parker
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Recovering Mesh Geometry from a Stiffness Matrix

Numerical Algorithms, 2002
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Stathopoulos, Andreas, Teng, Shang-Hua
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Load analysis with varying mesh stiffness

Computers & Structures, 1999
Abstract The design of proper modification of tooth flanks or mismatch of a pair of gears relies on an accurate computation of the loading and stressing distribution over the gearing surfaces at any phase of mesh. The existing methods, however, are either too simplified or too computationally expensive.
Zhang, J. J., Esat, I. I., Shi, Y. H.
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