Bone-like apatite formation on porous calcium phosphate ceramics was investigated in static simulated body fluid (SBF) and dynamic SBF at different flowing rates. The results of a 14-day immersion in static SBF showed that the formation of bone-like apatite occurred both on the surface and in the pores of the samples. When SBF flow at the physiological flow rate in muscle (2 ml/100 ml min1), bone-like apatite could be detected only in internal surface of the pores of samples. The result that bone-like apatite formation could only be found in the pores when SBF flown at physiological flow rate was consistent with that of porous calcium phosphate ceramics implanted in vivo: osteoinduction was only detected inside the pores of the porous calcium phosphate ceramics. This result implicates that the bone-like apatite may play an important role in the osteoinduction of Ca-P materials. The dynamic model used in this study may be better than usually used static immersion model in imitating the physiological condition of bone-like apatite formation. Dynamic SBF method is very useful to understand bone-like apatite formation in vivo and the mechanism of ectopic bone formation in calcium phosphate ceramics. 相似文献
Bone-like apatite formation on porous calcium phosphate ceramics was investigated in static simulated body fluid (SBF) and dynamic SBF at different flowing rates. The results of a 14-day immersion in static SBF showed that the formation of bone-like apatite occurred both on the surface and in the pores of the samples. When SBF flowed at the physiological flow rate in muscle (2 ml/100 ml⋅min), bone-like apatite could be detected only in internal surface of the pores of samples. The result that bone-like apatite formation could only be found in the pores when SBF flowed at physiological flow rate was consistent with that of porous calcium phosphate ceramics implanted in vivo: osteoinduction was only detected inside the pores of the porous calcium phosphate ceramics. This result implicates that the bone-like apatite may play an important role in the osteoinduction of Ca-P materials. The dynamic model used in this study may be better than usually used static immersion model in imitating the physiological condition of bone-like apatite formation. Dynamic SBF method is very useful to understand bone-like apatite formation in vivo and the mechanism of ectopic bone formation in calcium phosphate ceramics. 相似文献
Due to its good biocompatibility, porous titanium is an interesting material for biomedical applications. Bone tissue can
grow inside the porous structure and maintain a long and stable connection between the implant and the human bone. To investigate
its long term stability, the mechanical behavior of porous titanium was tested under static and dynamic conditions and was
compared to human bone tissue. A promising application of this material is the coating of dental implants. A manufacturing
technique was developed and implants were produced. These implants were fatigue tested according to modified ISO 14801 and
the micro structural change was examined. The fatigue test was statically modeled using finite element analysis (FEA). The
results show that the implants resist a continuous load which is comparable to the loading conditions in the human jaw. The
experiments show that the porous titanium has bone-like mechanical properties. Additionally the porous titanium shows an anisotropic
behavior of its mechanical properties depending on the alignment of the pores. Finally, other potential applications of porous
titanium are outlined. 相似文献
The aim of this research was to investigate the effect of the chemical composition on the mechanical properties, bioactivity, and cytocompatibility in vitro of bioceramics in the MgO–CaO–SiO2 system. Three single-phase ceramics (merwinite, akermanite and monticellite ceramics) with different MgO contents were fabricated. The mechanical properties were tested by an electronic universal machine, while the bioactivity in vitro of the ceramics was detected by investigating the bone-like apatite-formation ability in simulated body fluid (SBF), and the cytocompatibility was evaluated through osteoblast proliferation and adhesion assay. The results showed that their mechanical properties were improved from merwinite to akermanite and monticellite ceramics with the increase of MgO contents, whereas the apatite-formation ability in SBF and cell proliferation decreased. Furthermore, osteoblasts could adhere, spread and proliferate on these ceramic wafers. Finally, the elongated appearance and minor filopodia of cells on merwinite ceramic were more obvious than the other two ceramics. 相似文献
Graphene nanoplatelet (GNP) was added as reinforcement to novel blend of polyurethane (PU) and poly(ethylene-co-ethyl acrylate-co-maleic anhydride) (PEEAMA) with an intended application for heat-induced shape recovery. Objective of the study was to explore the effect of GNP addition on morphology, mechanical properties, and heat-induced shape recovery. Physical inter-linking of GNP platelets to blend components directed unique self-assembled pattern. Neat blend revealed gyroid morphology while addition of functional GNP initiated well-defined double gyroid pattern on folds of primary gyroid structure. At a concentration of 5 wt.% GNP, the nanocomposite film showed highest improvement in tensile strength (54%) and Young's modulus (57%) as compared to blend. The nanocomposite samples showed shape recovery phenomenon at Tm (60°C). In 5 wt.% GNP-loaded nanocomposite, the original shape of samples was nearly 96% recovered within 7 s. 相似文献
We investigate the mechanical properties of triblock copolymers with oriented double gyroid (DG) morphology in poly(styrene-b-isoprene-b-styrene) (SIS) triblock copolymers by deforming textured samples along both the [111] direction and transverse to this direction. The modulus anisotropy for the two directions of this cubic material is approximately a factor of 5. Deformation along [111] causes the sample to form a distinct neck and draw, while the deformation in the transverse direction proceeds without neck formation. In addition, the mechanical hysteresis of the [111] stretch is 50% higher than that transverse to the [111] direction. Upon unloading and annealing above the polystyrene Tg, the DG structure recovers fully, both macroscopically and microscopically. The mechanical properties of the DG are compared to those of the classical block copolymer morphologies to gain insight into the deformation mechanism. 相似文献
While conventional Gibson–Ashby models provide a general insight into how elastic modulus and yield strength degrade with increasing overall porosity in materials, very limited work has investigated the effects of pore size and distribution on the mechanical properties of metals. One key question is whether and how pores can be utilized for improved mechanical properties rather than being eliminated or minimized for full densification. To fill in this gap, austenitic stainless steel 316L samples with intentional pores of varying diameters and distributions were fabricated by spark plasma sintering using starting powders with different morphologies. Characterization of pore features was not limited to the total volume percentage but also addressed the pore size, shape, interpore spacing, and pore surface area. The mechanical properties of those samples were investigated at multiple length scales to investigate the effect of pore characteristics, including macro-scale compression testing, Vickers micro-indentation, nanoindentation, and nanoscratch. Results suggested incorporating submicron pores improved both the yield strength and strength to weight ratio. The sample containing submicron pores represented an outlier in the classical Hall–Petch relation between yield strength and grain size, and it achieved a yield strength of 482 MPa, compressive strength of?~?1.4GPa at a strain of 0.3 without fracture, and a specific yield strength of 67.7 MPa cm3/g. The mechanism was attributed to local stiffening and (Cr, Mn)-rich precipitates surrounding the submicron pores. It was discovered, for the first time, the specific yield strength and the pore diameter followed a Hall–Petch type correlation.
Schwartzites are 3D porous solids with periodic minimal surfaces having negative Gaussian curvatures and can possess unusual mechanical and electronic properties. The mechanical behavior of primitive and gyroid schwartzite structures across different length scales is investigated after these geometries are 3D printed at centimeter length scales based on molecular models. Molecular dynamics and finite elements simulations are used to gain further understanding on responses of these complex solids under compressive loads and kinetic impact experiments. The results show that these structures hold great promise as high load bearing and impact‐resistant materials due to a unique layered deformation mechanism that emerges in these architectures during loading. Easily scalable techniques such as 3D printing can be used for exploring mechanical behavior of various predicted complex geometrical shapes to build innovative engineered materials with tunable properties. 相似文献
Due to their capability of fabricating geometrically complex structures, additive manufacturing (AM) techniques have provided unprecedented opportunities to produce biodegradable metallic implants—especially using Mg alloys, which exhibit appropriate mechanical properties and outstanding biocompatibility. However, many challenges hinder the fabrication of AM-processed biodegradable Mg-based implants, such as the difficulty of Mg powder preparation, powder splash, and crack formation during the AM process. In the present work, the challenges of AM-processed Mg components are analyzed and solutions to these challenges are proposed. A novel Mg-based alloy (Mg–Nd–Zn–Zr alloy, JDBM) powder with a smooth surface and good roundness was first synthesized successfully, and the AM parameters for Mg-based alloys were optimized. Based on the optimized parameters, porous JDBM scaffolds with three different architectures (biomimetic, diamond, and gyroid) were then fabricated by selective laser melting (SLM), and their mechanical properties and degradation behavior were evaluated. Finally, the gyroid scaffolds with the best performance were selected for dicalcium phosphate dihydrate (DCPD) coating treatment, which greatly suppressed the degradation rate and increased the cytocompatibility, indicating a promising prospect for clinical application as bone tissue engineering scaffolds. 相似文献
The plasma sprayed hydroxyapatite coatings were post-treated by an electric polarized treatment in alkaline solution (PAS). The compositions, stabilities, surface charges, bone-like apatite formation abilities of the PAS coatings were investigated. The bioactivity of the PAS coatings was characterized in vivo. The results showed that the stabilities of the PAS coatings were improved because of the increased crystallinity and the decreased impurity phase. The bone-like apatite formation abilities were also improved after the PAS treatment because of the negative charges formed on the coating surfaces. Animal experiments showed that the PAS coatings could accelerate the initial fixation of the implant. The results indicated that the PAS is a promising post-treatment method to improve the biological properties of the plasma sprayed hydroxyapatite coatings. 相似文献
In this article, we research the tensile behavior mechanical metamaterial based on the 3D projections of 4D geometries (4-polytopes). The specific properties of these mechanical metamaterials can be enhanced by more than fourfold when optimized within a framework powered by an evolutionary algorithm. We show that the best-performing metamaterial structure, the 8-cell (tesseract), has specific yield strength and specific stiffness values in a similar range to those of hexagonal honeycombs tested out-of-plane. The 8-cell structures are also cubically symmetrical and have the same mechanical properties in three orthogonal axes. The effect of structure is quantified by comparing metamaterial tensile strength against the Young's modulus of constituent solid material. We find that the strength-to-modulus value of the 8-cell structures exceeds that of the hexagonal honeycomb by 76%. The 5-cell (pentatope) and 16-cell (orthoplex) metamaterials are shown to be more effective under tensile loading than gyroid structures, while 24-cell (octaplex) structures display the least optimal structure-properties relationships. The findings presented in this paper showcase the importance of macro-scale architecture and highlight the potential of 3D projections of 4-polytopes as the basis for a new class of mechanical metamaterial. 相似文献
Recent studies indicate that there is a high demand for magnesium alloys with adjustable corrosion rates, suitable mechanical properties, and the ability for precipitation of a bone-like apatite layer on the surface of magnesium alloys in the body. An approach to this challenge might be the application of metal matrix composites based on magnesium alloys. The aim of this work was to fabricate and characterize a nanocomposite made of AZ91 magnesium alloy as the matrix and fluorapatite nano particles as reinforcement. A magnesium–fluorapatite nanocomposite was made via a blending–pressing–sintering method. Mechanical, metallurgical and in vitro corrosion measurements were performed for characterization of both the initial materials and the composite structure. The results showed that the addition of fluorapatite nano particle reinforcements to magnesium alloys can improve the mechanical properties, reduce the corrosion rate, and accelerate the formation of an apatite layer on the surface, which provides improved protection for the AZ91 matrix. It is suggested that the formation of an apatite layer on the surface of magnesium alloys can contribute to the improved osteoconductivity of magnesium alloys for biomedical applications. 相似文献
Titanium foams have been of interest in dental and orthopedic implants over the past few decades on account of their excellent mechanical properties, chemical stability, and biocompatibility. A powerful tool, X-ray computed microtomography was used to measure quantitatively the effect of pore morphology on foam architecture. Mechanical properties of titanium foams with varying pore structure were investigated. Aspect ratio of the pores was quantitatively demonstrated to affect strength, degree of anisotropy and strain-rate sensitivity of the produced titanium foams. Needle-like pored foams showed 30-55% lower strength when compared to the foams having lower aspect ratio pores. Lower aspect ratio pored foams were 3-11%, higher aspect ratio pored foams were 17-34% weaker in the direction parallel to the compaction direction when compared to the perpendicular one. High aspect ratio pores also resulted in more pronounced strain-rate sensitivity. 相似文献