[PDF] Top 20 Contact Analysis of Hip Resurfacing Devices under Normal and Edge Loading Conditions

... wear and surface damage of hip resurfacing devices ...wear and surface damage of these bearing surfaces occur through normal gait loading conditions ... See full document

... incidences of mechanical failures with metal-on-metal total hip replacements causing ...lubrication and avoid equatorial seizing is still being studied and debated, tribologists recommend that ... See full document

... performance of an artificial hip joint has a particularly strong influence on its ...short- and long-term reactions to wear debris and high frictional torque in the case of poor ... See full document

... cyclic loading, which is commonly referred to as plasticity induced crack closure (PICC), has long been focused as supposedly controlling factor of fatigue crack growth ...lacks of straightforward ... See full document

... modulation of miRNA biogenesis at post-transcriptional steps by RNA-binding proteins is a key point of regulatory control over the expression of some miRNAs and the cellular processes they ... See full document

... SIFT-MS and PTR-MS conditions for compounds with thermal ion-molecule rate constants that are close to the collisional limit (Wyche et ...constants of Schoon et ...(Liggio and Li, 2006), ... See full document

... complex loading conditions, which are to a superposition of the three basic fracture ...case of 2D-mixed-mode the stress distribution can be described with the help of the near field ... See full document

... fretting-fatigue and fretting ...regime and mixed regime. The mixed regime was made up of initial gross slip followed by partial slip condition after a few hundred ...properties of the two ... See full document

... aspect of this nodularising treatment is without any doubt the very encouraging cost of the nodulariser, and therefore the aim of this study has been an assessment of the cost of ... See full document

... replication of resident b cells, not by differentiation from stem or progenitor cells ...serotonin, and erythropoietin [34–39]. Stimulation of replication and maintenance of b-cell mass ... See full document

... capacities of bridge components commonly serve as the threshold of the components entering prescriptive damage states, such as slight, moderate, severe and collapse (Zhang and Dias-da-Costa ... See full document

... (Brush and Almroth, 1975; Simitses and Hodges, 2006) involve analytical solutions of piles under contact constraints imposed by Winkler-type ...function of the number of ... See full document

... region of negative velocity in the downstream of the hemispherical ...width of this region is seen to be maximum at this ...downstream of the dome at this particular location which gradually ... See full document

... catches of coastal fisheries (in terms of biomass) is the mutton snapper, Lutjanus analis (CUVIER, 1828), of ...number of individuals in the catches is the yellowtail snapper, Lutjanus ... See full document

... loaded edge). They were loaded by in-plane impact of steel ...the edge, exactly 150 mm from top left corners corner of the ...The loading force was approximated by a time dependent ... See full document

... 1)) of a parameter into multiple non-overlapping intervals of equal length along y-axis, and thus more effective than random sampling ...interval of y-axis, we can obtain a corresponding ... See full document

... risk of developing knee OA later in ...mechanisms of OA are unknown. However, mechanical loading is suspected to play a major role in the disease’s etiology (Andriacchi & Mündermann, 2006; Maly, ... See full document

... minimize and solve these and other problems, Richards & Airhart and Pipes & Cole ...gradually and may reduce the high stress concentrations at the ...method of using long  ... See full document

... path analysis is used to determine the amount of direct and indirect effect of the causal components on the effect component (Güler et ...(2003) and Talebi et al. (2007) determined the ... See full document

... type under in-plane mixed mode (Mode-I/II) loading conditions are compared with existing in- plane mixed mode fracture criteria to investigate and understand the nature of fracture ... See full document