The rheological behaviour of cortical bone and cartilage of Bos taurus. The importance of maximal damping capacity in collagen
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The rheological behaviour of cortical bone and cartilage of Bos taurus. The importance of maximal damping capacity in collagen
Acta Morphol Neerl Scand.
1978 Feb.
Abstract
The relaxation behaviour of bone and cartilage was investigated with a free-oscillating torsional pendulum. Two relaxations (260 K, and 150 K) were found for bone an; two (at 260 K and 210 K) for cartilage at a frequency of 1 Hz. The translations were the same as those known for collagen. The translation at 260 K is consistent with the frequency of the impulses causing the contraction of skeleton muscles when extrapolated to 37 centrigrades and a frequency of 500 Hz.
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