Mr. Kohei Yamada Profile

Mr. Kohei Yamada

at Yamagata Univ

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PROCEEDINGS ARTICLE | March 9, 2014

Development of a standard method to observe the surface friction of high-strength gels

Proc. SPIE. 9058, Behavior and Mechanics of Multifunctional Materials and Composites 2014

KEYWORDS: Cartilage, Blood vessels, 3D printing, Additive manufacturing, Printing, Standards development

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In 2003, the most effective but simple way was proposed to synthesize double network gels, whose compression fracture stress reached about 30MPa, while that of common gels were several tens kPa. Our group has focused on PAMPSPDMAAm DN gel, because it possibly has both biocompatibility and permeability, which are good for developing artificial articular cartilage and artificial blood vessel. It is also possibly used for rapid additive manufacturing with 3D gel printer. Here, we develop a novel apparatus of the ball on disk method to observe the surface friction of the DN gels. We hope to apply this apparatus for various studies about the tribological behavior of the gels, especially about the effect of external electric field on the gel friction.

PROCEEDINGS ARTICLE | March 9, 2014

Frictional properties of high functional gel materials

Proc. SPIE. 9058, Behavior and Mechanics of Multifunctional Materials and Composites 2014

KEYWORDS: Particles, Temperature metrology

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The frictional behavior of the four kinds of high functional gels, which are double network (DN) gels, particle-double network gels (P-DN), shape memory gels (SMG), LA-shape memory gels (LA-SMG) and was studied. The velocity dependence looks similar for both the DN gels and the SMG, however the details of the dependence are different. The coefficient of the DN gels is smaller than that of the SMGs. The coefficient decreases as the normal force increases. This normal force dependence was observed for the DN gels previously, however for the first time for the SMGs. The velocity dependence looks similar for both the DN gels and the SMG, however the details of the dependence are different. The coefficient of the DN gels is smaller than that of the SMGs. The difference of the dependences is possibly related to the different softness by the temperature change of the gels. The temperature dependence of the coefficient of friction in LA-SMG was observed. Increase of the perpendicular load and the surface softness were influenced by coefficient of friction increase. In addition, the frictional coefficient of P-DN that different particle size was measured for the first time. The difference of the friction behavior of LA-SMG by the particle size was clear. Therefore, we show frictional coefficient of various high functional gels.

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