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A numerical assessment of architectural parameters for anisotropic behavior in idealised trabecular structures
Bones macroscopically consist of two major constituents; namely cortical and trabecular (also known as cancellous) bone. Cortical bone is the hard and dense outer layer of bone, which holds majority of the load bearing capacity. Trabecular bone is the porous internal bone, which distributes loads at...
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Blast Impact and Survivability Research Unit
2019
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