Effect of Size and Volume on the Breaking Properties of Fragile Materials: The Case of Laminate for Orthopedic Acrylic Glass-Perlon Use
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Abstract
The stresses at break of fragile materials like acrylic resin and composite material for orthopedic use measured in bending are higher than those measured in direct traction. Tests on a composite material for orthopedic use laminated with 6 glass-perlon-acrylic layers (PV-2P-VP) for orthopedic use made it possible to identify its mechanical characteristics and to highlight the influence of the direction of cutting of the samples. The mechanical properties of this material indicate dispersion in the direction of the orientation of the molding which shows values of stress at break and of the Young's modulus which are reduced compared to the values measured in the perpendicular direction. The choice motivates the statistical approach which leads us to apply the Weibull model to assess the dangerousness of a stress in terms of probability of failure. The theoretical predictions are in good agreement with the experimental values. The morphological study of the fracture facies makes it possible to draw up an inventory of the various mechanisms at the origin of the damage and the rupture of these materials and thus to locate the most dominant.
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