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Published on: March 7, 2014
[Study on the bias axis stress-strain relationship of the human mandible]
Abstract:
This paper presents our study on the bias axis elastic properties of the human mandible. The elastic coefficients were determined by the composite materials mechanical testing methods. From these values the "technical constants" were calculated to be: EL = 18.823GPa, ET = 12.777GPa, GLT = 5.564GPa, vLT = 0.302, vTL = 0.205. Variation of elastic constants of the human mandible with the orientation to its long axis was investigated. A brief description of the variation law is given. The bias axis stress-strain relationship of the human mandible is established. The data indicate that the human mandible is a living, anisotropic and nonhomogeneous composite biomaterial. Its mechanical properties have a close relation to its location, orientation and structure.
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