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1、INTERNATIONAL STANDARD ISO 16402 First edition 2008-05-15 Reference number ISO 16402:2008(E) ISO 2008 Implants for surgery Acrylic resin cement Flexural fatigue testing of acrylic resin cements used in orthopaedics Implants chirurgicaux Ciment base de rsine acrylique Essais de fatigue flexurale des

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7、hed in SwitzerlandISO 16402:2008(E) ISO 2008 All rights reserved iii Foreword ISO (the International Organization for Standardization) is a worldwide federation of national standards bodies (ISO member bodies). The work of preparing International Standards is normally carried out through ISO technic

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11、y be the subject of patent rights. ISO shall not be held responsible for identifying any or all such patent rights. ISO 16402 was prepared by Technical Committee ISO/TC 150, Implants for surgery, Subcommittee SC 1, Materials iv INTERNATIONAL STANDARD ISO 16402:2008(E) ISO 2008 All rights reserved 1

12、Implants for surgery Acrylic resin cement Flexural fatigue testing of acrylic resin cements used in orthopaedics 1S c o p e This International Standard applies to resin cements based on poly(methacrylic acid esters) and specifies the procedure for determining the fatigue behaviour of the polymerized

13、 cement. This International Standard does not cover the hazards associated with the use of the cement in respect of either the patient or the user of the cement. 2 Normative references The following referenced documents are indispensable for the application of this document. For dated references, on

14、ly the edition cited applies. For undated references, the latest edition of the referenced document (including any amendments) applies. ISO 5833:2002, Implants for surgery Acrylic resin cements ISO 16428, Implants for surgery Test solutions and environmental conditions for static and dynamic corrosi

15、on tests on implantable materials and medical devices 3 Test method The tests make use of rectangular bar-shaped test specimens. The method for preparing these specimens is described in Clause 5. The bending strength of the resulting test specimens is determined by means of a four-point bend test un

16、der quasi static and cyclic loading conditions. Under cyclic loading conditions two test methods are described. The first one follows the Whler method (S/N curve method) and determines the behaviour over the full range of stress levels. The second one (low stress method) determines the behaviour at

17、lower stress levels only. These lower stress levels, which are specified, are thought to correspond to stress levels expected to be encountered in clinical use. 4 Apparatus 4.1 Equipment for mixing cement, as recommended by the cement manufacturer. 4.2 Moulds, made of a suitable material to produce

18、rectangular bar-shaped specimens directly in their final shape with the dimensions of length, width and depth. If preferred, one or more moulds to produce plates of thickness may be used and the specimens subsequently cut to size using a saw. All surfaces of the moulds which come into contact with t

19、he cement shall be finely finished with 400 grade emery paper. NOTE Materials with sufficient stiffness, as for example aluminium alloys or stainless steel, have been found to be suitable. 4.3 Flat, smooth plates, (two for each mould) of a suitable material and size to cover the upper and lower surf

20、aces of the moulds (4.2). 75 mm 10 mm 3,3 mm 3,3 mmISO 16402:2008(E) 2 ISO 2008 All rights reserved 4.4 Mould release agent, to facilitate separation of the specimens from the moulds. NOTE Teflon-spray, vacuum grease or beeswax have been found to be suitable. 4.5 Polyester film, to cover the plates

21、of the mould. 4.6 C-clamp(s) or other device(s), for clamping the mould(s) between the top and bottom plates. 4.7 Bend test machine, capable of applying loads up to which optionally can increase linearly or can cycle sinusoidally over a range of loads between and the selected value at a frequency of

22、 , and which is equipped with a device for measuring, controlling and recording the load to an accuracy of . 4.8 Four-point bend test rig, having the dimensions shown in Figure 1 (corresponding to ISO 5833:2002, Annex F) with means of preventing initial misalignment, changes of alignment and walking

23、-off of the test specimen on the supports during the test. The loading points should be of the rolling type and have a diameter of . The test rig should be such that equal loads are applied to all loading points. 4.9 Water bath, to maintain the test specimen and the loading fixtures at a temperature

24、 of . 4.10 Saw. 4.11 Emery paper, 400 grade. 5 Preparation of test specimens 5.1 General conditions The mould(s) (4.2), plates (4.3), mixing equipment (4.1) and the cement to be used (both powder and liquid components) shall be maintained at for at least before casting the test specimen(s). The spec

25、imen(s) shall be cast at . 5.2 Preparation procedure 5.2.1 Cover the surfaces of the mould which come into contact with the cement, with a thin film of the mould release agent (4.4). 5.2.2 Cover the bottom plate of the mould with polyester film (4.5). Place the mould on top of the film-covered plate

26、. 5.2.3 Mix the components of cement, following the manufacturers instructions. Use a sufficient quantity of cement to make the required number of specimens. NOTE A good procedure is the following: obtain a large batch of cement powder and a large batch of cement liquid from the manufacturer. Subdiv

27、ide these batches into smaller units of powder and liquid, then store. Mix the number of these smaller units which is needed to make the required number of specimens. If possible, make all the specimens to be tested from a single batch of cement powder and a single batch of cement liquid. If this is

28、 not possible, use the minimum possible number of cement batches. In both cases record the batch numbers. 5.2.4 Fill the mould(s) with the cement immediately after the mixing is completed, cover with a sheet of the polyester film, add the top plate and clamp the top and bottom plates to the mould(s)

29、. 5.2.5 After approximately remove the clamp(s) (4.6), the top plate and the top polyester film and apply a mark to the top of the specimen near one end, to identify the top surface. Remove the specimen(s) from their mould(s). Wet grind the edges and the faces of the specimens which were in contact

30、with the mould or which result from cutting with a saw (4.10), using 400 grade emery paper (4.11). The rectangular bar-shaped test specimens shall have a length of , width of , and thickness of . 200 N 0N 5Hz 2N 3mm (37 1) C (23 2) C 2h (23 2) C 1h (75 0,2) mm (10 0,2) mm (3,3 0,2) mmISO 16402:2008(

31、E) ISO 2008 All rights reserved 3 5.2.6 Measure the specimen thickness and width to an accuracy of taking readings for at least three cross-sections of the specimen and calculate the mean values. 5.2.7 Examine the specimens with the naked eye. Do not exclude specimens with internal pores. Exclude sp

32、ecimens with discernable defects or scratches on the specimen surface. Pores generated by the mixing procedure are unavoidable. Such pores are a feature of bone cements and influence the strength behaviour of the material. For this reason specimens with internal pores shall not be excluded. Discerna

33、ble defects or scratches on the surface are not a feature of bone cements and for this reason such specimens shall be excluded. 5.2.8 Maintain the specimens in Ringers solution according to ISO 16428 at for 4 weeks prior to the beginning of the test series. Dimensions in millimetres Key 1 central lo

34、ading plunger 2 inner loading rollers 3 test specimen 4 outer loading rollers force distance between outer loading rollers distance between outer and inner loading rollers NOTE See also Figure F .1 of ISO 5833:2002. a All loading points. b Between any two loading points. Figure 1 Four-point bend tes

35、t rig F l 1 (60 1) mm l 2 (20 1) mm 0,1 mm (37 1) CISO 16402:2008(E) 4 ISO 2008 All rights reserved 6 Test procedure 6.1 Environmental conditions Fill the water bath with Ringers solution. Place the test rig and the test specimen in the water bath and leave until the temperature is . The test specim

36、en shall be placed symmetrically in the rig so that the surface identified as “top” in the casting procedure is subjected to compressive stress. 6.2 Quasi static testing Using the bend test machine (4.7), the four-point bend test rig (4.8) and the water bath (4.9), increase the machine test load at

37、a uniform loading rate of until fracture occurs. Record the load at fracture to an accuracy of . If large pores (diameter ) are found on the fracture surface repeat the test using an additional specimen. Repeat the tests until results are obtained from five specimens which do not have large pores on

38、 the fracture surface. Test results shall be reported for all specimens (including those with large pores found on the fracture surface). 6.3 Calculation and expression of the “quasi static” bending strength For each test specimen, calculate the bending strength, , in megapascals, from the expressio

39、n: where is the force at fracture, in newtons (also referred to as the load); is the mean measured width of the specimen, in millimetres; is the mean measured thickness of the specimen, in millimetres; is the distance between the inner and outer loading rollers ( ). Calculate the mean value and stan

40、dard deviation of the individual bending strengths of the five test specimens, expressed in megapascals. The mean value is the “quasi static” strength. 6.4 Fatigue testing 6.4.1 General Using the bend test machine (4.7), the four-point bend test rig (4.8) and the water bath (4.9), test specimens are

41、 cyclically loaded until fracture occurs or, if fracture does not occur, until a predetermined upper limit of the cycle number is reached. Testing is performed at different stress levels. 6.4.2 Loading conditions The cyclic load shall be applied load-controlled at a frequency of . The minimum value

42、of the force shall be and the maximum force shall have the value that corresponds to the intended stress level. This value is calculated using the equation given in 6.3 where the width, , and the thickness, , are the mean values for the specimen to be tested. The waveform of the loading cycles shall

43、 be sinusoidal between the minimum and maximum values. The test shall be continued until fracture occurs or the requisite number of load cycles has been applied. If large pores (diameter ) are found at the fracture surface, the test shall be repeated using an additional (37 1) C (90 10) N/min 2N 1mm

44、 B B = 3Fa bh 2 F b h a 20 mm (5 0,5) Hz 5N b h 1mmISO 16402:2008(E) ISO 2008 All rights reserved 5 specimen. Repeat the tests until results are obtained from the requisite number of specimens which do not have large pores at the fracture surface. Test results shall be reported for all specimens (in

45、cluding those with large pores found on the fracture surface). 6.4.3 Determination of the fatigue behaviour over a wide range of stress levels (S/N curve method) Where the performance of the cement is to be determined over a wide range of stress levels, the following procedure shall be applied. Use

46、five specimens per loading level and an upper limit of five million cycles. Start at a level of of the quasi static strength. The next lower level is chosen by stepping down from the level by a fixed amount (for example by of the quasi static strength). The next lower levels are chosen by stepping d

47、own by the same fixed amount. (In the example, the levels would then be , , , etc.). Continue in this way until a level is reached at which some specimens survive and others fail. In this way a minimum of four and a maximum of seven levels shall be covered. 6.4.4 Determination of the fatigue behavio

48、ur at specified stress levels (low stress method) Where the performance is to be determined at stress levels which are thought to correspond to those expected to be encountered in clinical use the following procedure shall be applied. Use ten specimens per stress level and an upper limit of five mil

49、lion cycles. Test at the stress levels, ,and . 6.4.5 Comparison with a control material When a comparison with a control material (usually a commercially available bone cement) is to be made, then identical test method and equipment shall be used. 6.4.6 Calculation and expression of the fatigue results (S/N curve method) All data shall be depicted in a so-called S/N-diagram (Stress level versus Number of cycles, Figure 2, gives an example). This sh