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Matthews, David
University of Twente
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- 2023Tribological behaviour of a synthetic synovial fluid and polyurethane in biomedical implantscitations
- 2023Pulse length selection in bipolar HiPIMS for high deposition rate of smooth, hard amorphous carbon filmscitations
- 2022Wavelength dependence of picosecond-pulsed laser ablation of hot-dip galvanized steelcitations
- 2021Investigating AlSi coating fracture at high temperatures using acoustic emission sensorscitations
- 2021External magnetic field guiding in HiPIMS to control sp3fraction of tetrahedral amorphous carbon filmscitations
- 2021Understanding the generation of wear particles in cold rolling processescitations
- 2021Noble gas control of diamond-like content and compressive stress in carbon films by arc-mixed mode high power impulse magnetron sputteringcitations
- 2020Experimental validation of contact models for cold-rolling processescitations
- 2019Method for Laser Surface Treatment of Furnace Furniture
- 2019Laser metal deposition of vanadium-rich high speed steel: Microstructuraland high temperature wear characterizationcitations
- 2019Investigation of the ultrashort pulsed laser processing of zinc at 515 nmcitations
- 2019Fabricating Laser-Induced Periodic Surface Structures on Medical Grade Cobalt–Chrome–Molybdenumcitations
- 2019Wear characterization of multilayer laser cladded high speed steelscitations
- 2019Directed energy deposition and characterization of high-carbon high speed steelscitations
- 2018Wear characterization of thick laser cladded high speed steel coatings
- 2018Modeling crack initiation in Al-Si coating during heating/quenching phase of hot stamping process
- 2018Development and characterization of multilayer laser cladded high speed steelscitations
- 2018The effects of temperature on friction and wear mechanisms during direct press hardening of Al-Si coated ultra-high strength steelcitations
- 2018Cladding of Tribaloy T400 on Steel Substrates using a High Power Ndcitations
- 2018Contact Force Measurement in an Operational Thrust Bearing using PVDF Film at the Blade and Pad Passing Frequenciescitations
- 2018An insight in friction and wear mechanisms during hot stampingcitations
- 2017Measurement of pressure fluctuations inside a model thrust bearing using PVDF sensorscitations
- 2017Friction and Wear Mechanisms During Hot Stamping of AlSi Coated Press Hardening Steelcitations
- 2017Finger pad friction and tactile perception of laser treated, stamped and cold rolled micro-structured stainless steel sheet surfacescitations
- 2017Texture design for light touch perceptioncitations
- 2014Laser texturing of imprinting dies using nanosecond pulses. Applications for automotive industry
- 2013Optimizing hydraulic descaler performance through improved monitoring and maintenance
- 2009Laser engineered surfaces from glass forming alloy powder precursorscitations
- 2008An electron microscopy appraisal of tensile fracture in metallic glassescitations
- 2007Microstructural and tribological observations in metallic glass forming alloy layers produced by high-power lasers
- 2007Tribological and mechanical properties of high power laser surface-treated metallic glassescitations
- 2006Scratch test induced shear banding in high power laser remelted metallic glass layerscitations
- 2006Wear properties of metal matrix composite layers prepared by high power laser on Ti-Al-V substrate
- 2006Metallic glass layers produced by high power lasers
- 2005Sliding wear resistance of metal matrix composite layers prepared by high power lasercitations
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Tribological behaviour of a synthetic synovial fluid and polyurethane in biomedical implants
Abstract
<p>The purpose of this research is to evaluate the lubrication properties of a synthetic synovial fluid in combination with biocompatible polyurethanes, versus materials commonly used in biomedical implants. This combination is found in endurance testing of meniscal implants made from polyurethane. Two different polyurethanes were used for friction measurements, applying a synthetic lubricant, containing a Ringer's solution, hyaluronic acid and bovine serum albumin. The results were compared with friction measurements, using a polyurethane sphere against bovine cartilage, lubricated with bovine synovial fluid. The influence of the lubricants was tested by comparing water, synthetic- and bovine synovial fluids with the various material combinations, found in existing knee implants. From the measurements it was shown that the friction pairs including metal surfaces did not show the common Stribeck behaviour, with respect to transitions from the boundary regime to full film lubrication, and friction remained relatively constant over the whole velocity range. Friction pairs including the polymer counter surfaces and the water lubricated contacts, showed the expected transitions from boundary to mixed lubrication. From this it was concluded that protein adsorption mainly defined the frictional behaviour when using metal surfaces, leading to a coefficient of friction (COF)≈0.2 using synthetic synovial fluid, and COF≈0.15 when using bovine synovial fluid. PEEK samples showed higher values in the boundary lubrication region, which decreased to values of COF≈0.1 at higher velocities. Polyethylene samples showed higher friction results, which was attributed to the surface roughness. From the observed friction results and wear tracks it was concluded that a synthetic synovial lubricant performs very well with all material combinations, when more attention is paid to the polyethylene surface finish.</p>