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This project focuses on the development of a personalized prosthetic limb design aimed at improving the comfort and functionality of socket prostheses. By utilizing advanced engineering considerations, including material selection and impact analysis, we address the unique needs of individual users while ensuring safety and durability. We explore the applications of our design for medical purposes, particularly for athletes with disabilities, and identify challenges and areas for future opportunities. Our goal is to significantly enhance the quality of life for those who rely on prosthetics.
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Design Project Marisa Bernal Neysa Alicea Angélica Báez Beatriz Ramos
What would you do… if you loose any of your limbs?
Outline • Design • Purpose • Applications • Engineering Considerations • Uniqueness • Challenges • Areas of Opportunities • New Techniques
Prosthetic Leg LINER FEET SOCKET KNEE
Purpose • Improve the design of the prosthesis socket, making it more comfortable for the user, and thus improving the quality of life of people with disabilities.
Applications • For medical purposes, related to athletes with disabilities.
Engineering Considerations • Use impact analysis in our calculations • Use the safest approximations for our design • Proper material selection
Material Characteristics Lightweight low density Stiff high Elastic Modulus Minimize Maximize
Material Characteristics • Material Possibilities • Wood • Technical Ceramics • Composites • Carbon Fiber Reinforced Plastics (CFRP) • Carbon Fiber Reinforced Plastic (CFRP) • Density: 1.8 g/cc • Modulus of Elasticity: 225 GPa • Sut: 3800 Mpa
Uniqueness • A prosthesis has to be designed to fit the needs of a specific person. • It is customized for each user
Challenge • Consider that the product is a medical device • Convert our project to shapes that we can analyze with the concept learned in class
Static Load Analysis • For this analysis we used the following equations and obtained the shown values. 2.68 x 10-6m= 2.6 x 10-3mm
Dynamic Load Analysis • Impact Load • Maximum Elongation • M=mass • v=velocity at impact • L=length • E=Elastic Modulus • A=area
Dynamic Load Analysis • Impact Load • Maximum stress • E = Elastic Modulus • δmax = maximum elongation • L = length
Dynamic Load Analysis • We calculated the values of: • =3195.38KN = • = 128.69MPa = • Using stress concentrator factor Kf = 1.5 • = 192.95MPa • = 192.95MPa • We calculated the fatigue strength: • = 0.4 SUT • =1520MPa
Dynamic Load Analysis • Stress concentration factors:
Dynamic Load Analysis • Using Modified Goodman theory to calculate the safety factor:
Sm Sm Sf 1.3 x 107 5 x 108 Component life • Aproximated it to the behavior of aluminum • a=19922.54, b= -0.2815 • N = 1.3 x 107 cycles
Areas of Opportunity • Assumed values were used since data for our material was not available • Design uniqueness. • A different analysis is needed for each person
New Knowledge • Reinforce teamwork skills • Loads distribution in prosthetic devices • Impact loads
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