WANG Bao-zhen, ZHEN Yu-xuan, HU Shi-sheng. Dynamictensilepropertiesofporcineham muscle[J]. Explosion And Shock Waves, 2010, 30(5): 449-455. doi: 10.11883/1001-1455(2010)05-0449-07
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WANG Bao-zhen, ZHEN Yu-xuan, HU Shi-sheng. Dynamictensilepropertiesofporcineham muscle[J]. Explosion And Shock Waves, 2010, 30(5): 449-455. doi: 10.11883/1001-1455(2010)05-0449-07
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WANG Bao-zhen, ZHEN Yu-xuan, HU Shi-sheng. Dynamictensilepropertiesofporcineham muscle[J]. Explosion And Shock Waves, 2010, 30(5): 449-455. doi: 10.11883/1001-1455(2010)05-0449-07
Citation:
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WANG Bao-zhen, ZHEN Yu-xuan, HU Shi-sheng. Dynamictensilepropertiesofporcineham muscle[J]. Explosion And Shock Waves, 2010, 30(5): 449-455. doi: 10.11883/1001-1455(2010)05-0449-07
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Dynamictensilepropertiesofporcineham muscle
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- Corresponding author:
HU Shi-sheng
- Publish Date:
2010-09-25
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Abstract
Thetensilestress-straincurvesofporcineham musclealongthelongitudinalandtransverse
directionsofthemusclefibrewereobtainedoverawiderangeofstrainrates(0.02~2100s-1).The
experimentswereperformedbyusingthebiomechanicaltestingsystemandthepolymericsplitHopkinsontensilebar(
SHTB)inthetubes.Aprogram wascompiledtomodifytheeffectofdispersion
andattenuationofwavesintheviscoelasticpolymericbarusedasthetransmissionbarinthedynamic
experiments.Statisticalanalysesweredonebyusingone-wayANOVA (p0.05).Theresultsshow
thattheflowstressoftheporcineham muscleatthehighstrainrateof2100s-1isbothapparently
higherthanthatatthelowstrainrateof0.02s-1alongthetwoloadingdirections,illustratingthe
strainratesensitivitiesoftheporcineham muscle.Atthelowstrainrates,theultimatestrengthsalongthelongitudinaldirectionarehigherthanthosealongthetransversedirection,
whereasthereare
nosignificantdifferencesbetweentheirfailurestrainvalues.Thequasi-staticstress-straincurvesbehaveastheothersofttissues,
exhibitinganinitialnon-lineartoeregion,followedbyalinearregion
andsubsequentlyanonlinearregionpriortothegradualfailure.Atthehighstrainrates,thetoeregionvanishesbecauseithasnoenoughtimetopermitthestraighteningofthehelicalstructure.
The
initialmodulusinthetransversedirectionismuchhigherthanthatinthelongitudinaldirection.However,
whenthestrainincreases,theflowstressesinthetwodirectionshavenosignificantdifference
andtheflowstressinthelongitudinaldirectiongraduallyinclinestohigherthanthatinthetransverse
direction.
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