Authors:
Rajesh V. Dahibhate,Santosh B. Jaju,DOI NO:
https://doi.org/10.26782/jmcms.2020.04.00012Keywords:
Bone drilling,threshold temperature,optimization,Abstract
Drilling in bone is an inevitable operation performed to join damaged bone during accidents. Drilling facilitates use of screws and plates and in this immobilisation of bone is achieved which is a primary requirement for natural bone growth and re-joining. To study bone drilling, threshold temperature [VI] has to be the prime concern and accordingly drilling parameters and specifications are to be selected otherwise irreversible[III] bone damage can occur. In this study, drilling process is conducted on a sheep bone and optimization of drilling parameters is suggested using Taguchi and ANOVA method, so that the cell damage can be on lower side. To control thermal necrosis an intelligent drilling machine is also proposed.Refference:
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