MATERIAL MECHANICS HIGH YIELD Flashcards
this is a force applied to the outside of a structure sustained by the structure
loads
what are the three types of loads?
compression
tension
shear
what is the ideal loading through bones for compression?
what does this allow?
more parallel to each other so more compression
more compression
this is applied to ligaments and starts emergency action of ligaments
tension
this type of load causes ripping or tearing
shear
can have the same stresses we’ve seen on loads:
compression, tension, shear
stress and strain
these strains allow a structure to resist strain?
elasticity
resilience
toughness
reaction to damping
strain has two types of deformation:
elasticity
plasticity
what is stress in reference to youngs modulus
refers to the amount of force per unit area of collision
what is strain in reference to youngs modulus
the amount of distortion with respect to original size/form
this law is applied to solids
not all materials are classified as solids, tissues don’t all follow the law
hooks law
this can cause material to deform in response to the load
yield point
material may fail by deforming a great deal, or more often by fracturing
failure point
bone loading consists of?
anisotropic
compression
tension
shear
this bone loading:
bones least likely to yield or fail under these load types
compression