Study on the elastic–plastic behavior of a porous hierarchical bioscaffold used for bone regeneration
A perfectly plastic von Mises model is proposed to study the elastic–plastic behavior of a
porous hierarchical scaffold used for bone regeneration. The proposed constitutive model is
implemented in a finite element (FE) routine to obtain the stress–strain relationship of a
uniaxially loaded cube of the scaffold, whose constituent is considered to be composed of
cortical bone. The results agree well with experimental data for uniaxial loading case of a
cancellous bone. We find that the unhomogenized stress distribution results in different …
porous hierarchical scaffold used for bone regeneration. The proposed constitutive model is
implemented in a finite element (FE) routine to obtain the stress–strain relationship of a
uniaxially loaded cube of the scaffold, whose constituent is considered to be composed of
cortical bone. The results agree well with experimental data for uniaxial loading case of a
cancellous bone. We find that the unhomogenized stress distribution results in different …
Abstract
A perfectly plastic von Mises model is proposed to study the elastic–plastic behavior of a porous hierarchical scaffold used for bone regeneration. The proposed constitutive model is implemented in a finite element (FE) routine to obtain the stress–strain relationship of a uniaxially loaded cube of the scaffold, whose constituent is considered to be composed of cortical bone. The results agree well with experimental data for uniaxial loading case of a cancellous bone. We find that the unhomogenized stress distribution results in different mechanical properties from but still comparable to our previous theory. The scaffold is a promising candidate for bone regeneration.
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