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Topology optimization for human proximal femur considering bi-modulus behavior of cortical bones
Authors
A Nazarian
A Odgaard
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E Cory
G Medri
GIN Rozvany
HA Kim
IG Jang
IY Kim
J Wolff
JG Skedros
K Cai
L Zhu
MP Bendsøe
MY Wang
P Buchler
P Fernandes
P Kowalczyk
S Gupta
SC Cowin
SJ Hollister
WJ Whitehouse
YM Xie
Publication date
1 January 2015
Publisher
'Springer Science and Business Media LLC'
Doi
Abstract
© Springer International Publishing Switzerland 2015. The material in the human proximal femur is considered as bi-modulus material and the density distribution is predicted by topology optimization method. To reduce the computational cost, the bi-modulus material is replaced with two isotropic materials in simulation. The selection of local material modulus is determined by the previous local stress state. Compared with density prediction results by traditional isotropic material in proximal femur, the bi-modulus material layouts are different obviously. The results also demonstrate that the bi-modulus material model is better than the isotropic material model in simulation of density prediction in femur bone
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