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Self-powered artificial joint wear debris sensor based on triboelectric nanogenerator
Nano Energy, 2021Replacing the diseased joints with artificial prostheses has long been a common medical mean to alleviate pain or disability, in which the wear debris-induced aseptic loosening is the main mechanism for failure of artificial joint replacement. Timely and
Yaoyao Liu +7 more
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Electromagnetic Sensor for Detecting Wear Debris in Lubricating Oil
IEEE Transactions on Instrumentation and Measurement, 2020The detection technology on wear debris in lubricating oil is critical to ensure the safe operation of the engines in the aerospace industry. In this article, a triple-coil reverse double-excitation solenoid sensor is discussed.
Yimeng Li, Jing Wu, Q. Guo
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A debris layer evolution-based model for predicting both fretting wear and fretting fatigue lifetime
, 2021A continuum damage mechanics (CDM)-based approach is proposed to investigate fretting wear and fretting fatigue behavior of Ti-6Al-4V with the consideration of debris layer evolution.
Fei Shen, L. Ke, K. Zhou
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Wear debris of friction materials for linear standing-wave ultrasonic motors: Theory and experiments
, 2020This study focuses on the wear debris of different friction materials for linear standing-wave ultrasonic motors (SWUMs). Wear debris with different morphology and sizes derive from wear mechanisms and has a critical influence on the contact state.
Yanhua Zhang +4 more
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, 2020
For a given tribo system one of the methods to evaluate wear mechanism is to study the evolution of the wear debris. Environmental conditions alter the wear mechanism.
J AshokRaj, S. Kailas
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For a given tribo system one of the methods to evaluate wear mechanism is to study the evolution of the wear debris. Environmental conditions alter the wear mechanism.
J AshokRaj, S. Kailas
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, 2020
In the field of construction and building materials, many researchers have demonstrated the utilization of fly ash in polymer composites. In a similar way, the present study also focuses on the utilization of machining waste in the field of polymer ...
N. Babu, T. Ramesh, S. Muthukumaran
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In the field of construction and building materials, many researchers have demonstrated the utilization of fly ash in polymer composites. In a similar way, the present study also focuses on the utilization of machining waste in the field of polymer ...
N. Babu, T. Ramesh, S. Muthukumaran
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Ultramicrotomy on fretting wear debris
Microscopy Research and Technique, 1998A TEM-sample preparation method for small amounts of fretting wear debris is presented. After embedding in a resin, the debris are ultramicrotomed to ultra-thin sections. In this way, valuable observation of nanocrystalline fretting wear debris originating from TiN-coatings could be rapidly obtained.
E, de Wit, M A, Walet, J P, Celis
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Modeling UHMWPE wear debris generation
Journal of Biomedical Materials Research Part B: Applied Biomaterials, 2006AbstractIt is widely recognized that polyethylene wear debris is one of the main causes of long‐term prosthesis loosening. The noxious bioreactivity associated with this debris is determined by its size, shape, and quantity. The aim of this study was to develop a numerical tool that can be used to investigate the primary polyethylene wear mechanisms ...
H, Baudriller, P, Chabrand, D, Moukoko
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Clinical Orthopaedics and Related Research, 1994
There is a growing concern that osteolytic lesions, often adjacent to otherwise stable implants, are a recent phenomenon caused by some recent change in polyethylene, metal, or other aspect of the total hip construction. This study investigates the possibility that bearings and modular connections used in modern hip replacements are an unappreciated ...
M T, Manley, P, Serekian
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There is a growing concern that osteolytic lesions, often adjacent to otherwise stable implants, are a recent phenomenon caused by some recent change in polyethylene, metal, or other aspect of the total hip construction. This study investigates the possibility that bearings and modular connections used in modern hip replacements are an unappreciated ...
M T, Manley, P, Serekian
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Wear Debris in Total Joint Replacements
Journal of the American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons, 1994In vivo degradation of prosthetic implant materials is increasingly recognized as a major factor limiting the durability of total joint arthroplasty. In vivo degradation occurs primarily by means of wear processes that can generate large quantities of particulate debris. This debris can stimulate an adverse local host response leading to periprosthetic
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