Jingang Sun, Changhe Li, Zongming Zhou, Bo Liu, Yanbin Zhang, Min Yang, Teng Gao, Mingzheng Liu, Xin Cui, Benkai Li, Runze Li, Yusuf Suleiman Dambatta, Shubham Sharma
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Abstract
Abstract Micro-grinding with a spherical grinding head has been deemed an indispensable method in high-risk surgeries, such as neurosurgery and spine surgery, where bone grinding has long been plagued by the technical bottleneck of mechanical stress-induced crack damage. In response to this challenge, the ultrasound-assisted biological bone micro-grinding novel process with a spherical grinding head has been proposed by researchers. Force modeling is a prerequisite for process parameter determination in orthopedic surgery, and the difficulty in establishing and accurately predicting bone micro-grinding force prediction models is due to the geometric distribution of abrasive grains and the dynamic changes in geometry and kinematics during the cutting process. In addressing these critical needs and technical problems, the shape and protrusion heights of the wear particle of the spherical grinding head were first studied, and the gradual rule of the contact arc length under the action of high-speed rotating ultrasonic vibration was proposed. Second, the mathematical model of the maximum thickness of undeformed chips under ultrasonic vibration of the spherical grinding head was established. Results showed that ultrasonic vibration can reduce the maximum thickness of undeformed chips and increase the range of ductile and bone meal removals, revealing the mechanism of reducing grinding force. Further, the dynamic grinding behavior of different layers of abrasive particles under different instantaneous interaction states was studied. Finally, a prediction model of micro-grinding force was established in accordance with the relationship between grinding force and cutting depth, revealing the mechanism of micro-grinding force transfer under ultrasonic vibration. The theoretical model’s average deviations are 10.37% in x -axis direction, 6.85% in y -axis direction, and 7.81% in z -axis direction compared with the experimental results. This study provides theoretical guidance and technical support for clinical bone micro-grinding.
期刊介绍:
Chinese Journal of Mechanical Engineering (CJME) was launched in 1988. It is a peer-reviewed journal under the govern of China Association for Science and Technology (CAST) and sponsored by Chinese Mechanical Engineering Society (CMES).
The publishing scopes of CJME follow with:
Mechanism and Robotics, including but not limited to
-- Innovative Mechanism Design
-- Mechanical Transmission
-- Robot Structure Design and Control
-- Applications for Robotics (e.g., Industrial Robot, Medical Robot, Service Robot…)
-- Tri-Co Robotics
Intelligent Manufacturing Technology, including but not limited to
-- Innovative Industrial Design
-- Intelligent Machining Process
-- Artificial Intelligence
-- Micro- and Nano-manufacturing
-- Material Increasing Manufacturing
-- Intelligent Monitoring Technology
-- Machine Fault Diagnostics and Prognostics
Advanced Transportation Equipment, including but not limited to
-- New Energy Vehicle Technology
-- Unmanned Vehicle
-- Advanced Rail Transportation
-- Intelligent Transport System
Ocean Engineering Equipment, including but not limited to
--Equipment for Deep-sea Exploration
-- Autonomous Underwater Vehicle
Smart Material, including but not limited to
--Special Metal Functional Materials
--Advanced Composite Materials
--Material Forming Technology.