ANISOTROPIC RESIDUAL STRESS MEASUREMENTS IN COMPACT BONE USING POLYCHROMATIC X-RAY DIFFRACTION
ANISOTROPIC RESIDUAL STRESS MEASUREMENTS IN COMPACT BONE USING POLYCHROMATIC X-RAY DIFFRACTION
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使用多色 X 射线衍射测量致密骨中的各向异性残余应力
DOI:
10.1007/0-306-46939-1_13
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发表时间:
1999
影响因子:
2.4
通讯作者:
M. Todoh
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文献类型:
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作者:
S. Tadano;M. Todoh
It is well known that bone has a capability to adapt to usual mechanical environment and to reconstruct functionally its structure and geometry (Goodship et al., 1979; Pead et al., 1988). This phenomenon is called as the adaptive bone remodeling. One of the most important mechanical factor of the remodeling is the stress. To generate the bone remodeling, the stress should remain to stimulate the osteocyte in the relative long period. Thus stress will be a kind of residual stress. To verify this assumption, it is a great significance to measure the residual stress in intact bone tissue. Fung (1984) suggested the importance of the existence of the residual stress in living tissue. The residual stress of soft tissue was measured in the arterial wall or other tissue. (Fung, 1984; Matsumoto et al., 1994). On the hard tissue, Tanaka and Adachi (1996) observed the residual stress in leporine tibiofibula bone by the tissue-cutting method combined with strain gauge application. On the other hand, the X-ray diffraction method is widely utilized to measure the residual stress in crystal materials in engineering fields. Because bone tissue also consists of crystal materials of hydroxyapatite, the X-ray diffraction method can be applied to the stress measurements in the bone. Tanaka and Akiniwa et al. (1995) measured the residual stress at compact bone in the bovine femur using the characteristic X-ray method. This method needs sequential removing a thin layer from a material surface to get the deeper information. The characteristic X-ray has one beam with definite wavelength, while the