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Engineering, 23.04.2021 03:00 AQUI

A total knee replacement experiences a spectrum of loading events, some rapid and some nearly steady state (but for a limited duration). Estimate the duration of the possible loading events, and compute the Deborah number for each, assuming a transition time for the polymer bearing of one day. Are any of these expected to occur in a fluid-like regime

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