24 research outputs found

    Yield, creep and wear properties of Ultra High Molecular Weight Polyethylene processed by High Velocity Compaction

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    International audienceA new processing method, high velocity compaction (HVC), is particularly adapted to process ultra high molecular weight polyethylene (UHMWPE). In a previous study, it has been shown that UHMWPE processed by HVC exhibits superior Young's modulus and significant ductility, owing to the preservation of nascent high crystallinity and high-quality sintering (Jauffrès et al., Polymer 2007, 48, 6374). In this article, a comparative study of yield, creep, and wear properties of HVC–UHMWPE and compression-molded UHMWPE is reported. HVC–UHMWPE has an enhanced resistance to plastic deformation, likely due to its particular microstructure that improves its wear resistance. Concerning creep resistance, HVC–UHMWPE also exhibits enhanced performances thanks to its higher crystallinity. Consequently, HVC could be a new mean to improve UHMWPE performance for a wide range of applications, requiring high wear resistance, both in industrial and biomedical fields

    Effect of counter body material and lubricant on the frictional properties of biomimetic PVA hydrogel

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    May 11th-14th, 2014International audienceno abstrac

    Effects of temperature increase during surgical drilling in acrylic resin

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    Effect of plasma proteins in friction of medical materials on PVA hydrogel

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    February 20th, 2014International audienceno abstrac
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