Biomaterials Lecture 3 Flashcards

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• What is the difference between static and Dynamic loading?

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• Static loading is involved in a single event while dynamic loading is more “real world” cyclic events

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• What is time dependent stress-strain behavior (viscoelastic)?

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• If a stress is applied in a short amount of time it is more likely to experience plastic deformation compared to a longer time where it may experience elastic deformation

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• What is Stress relaxation?

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  • ie Carpet depressed after something left on top of it for a long time
  • Fixed strain, stress decreases with time
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• What is Creep?

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  • Rubber band stretch over time will stay stretched

* Fixed stress, strain changes with time

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• What is fatigue?

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  • Breaking or fracturing of material caused by repeated cycling to stress below the elastic limit
  • Cycling process accumulates plastic deformations
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• What is the fatigue curve (S/N) curve?

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  • Stress vs. number of cycles

* Represents the number of cycles required for a material to fatigue

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• What is the endurance limit?

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• Apparent limit below which the material can be cycled indefinitely without failure

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• Which testing is more important cyclic or static? Why is one used more often?

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• Cyclic gives a more realistic understanding but more expensive

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• What are stress concentrators?

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• Notches corners scratches etc that focus stresses and produce cracks that contribute to failure

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