Role of damage mechanics in nanoindentation of lamellar bone at multiple sizes: Experiments and numerical modeling
2011
Abstract
The aim of this paper is to show that damage mechanisms can account for the response of lamellar bone to nanoindentation tests, with particular regards to the decrease of indentation stiffness with increasing penetration depth and to the loss of contact stiffness during the unloading phase of the test.
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Role of damage mechanics in nanoindentation of lamellar bone at multiple sizes: Experiments and numerical modeling
Author(s)
Lucchini, Riccardo ; Carnelli, Davide ; Ponzoni, Matteo ; Bertarelli, Emanuele ; Gastaldi, Dario ; Vena, Pasquale
Published in
Journal Of The Mechanical Behavior Of Biomedical Materials
Volume
4
Pages
1852-1863
Date
2011
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2012-06-25