Estimate the volume of wear debris created in a 10-year period.
Answer to Problem 39SEP
The volume of wear debris created in a 10-year period is
Explanation of Solution
Express the volume of wear debris created in a 10-year period using the equation of dimensional wear factor.
Here, dimensional wear factor is
Express perpendicular distance.
Here, weight of body is
Express total sliding distance in 10 years.
Here, internal diameter is
Conclusion:
Write the value of dimensional wear factor for UHMWPE on metal implants.
Write the value of acceleration due to gravity.
Substitute
Substitute
Substitute
Hence, the volume of wear debris created in a 10-year period is
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