knee implant model

• Jul 10, 2012

• #2

SnowCrash

Mechanical

May 3, 2001

575

There are several over on Grabcad, both knees and inserts.

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• Jul 11, 2012

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• #3

jonny17

Mechanical

Mar 6, 2012

33

none of them work

 

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• Jul 11, 2012

• #4

JMirisola

Mechanical

Sep 28, 2006

2,357

There are sites out there where you can buy the model you need. Turbosquid may have it or you could search here.

Jeff Mirisola
Director of Engineering
M9 Defense
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• Jul 11, 2012

• #5

boottmills

Mechanical

Feb 23, 2006

90

Have you tried to contact someone at Depuy, Biomet, Medtronic , or any of the other many Orthopaedic companies out there? I know that most of this stuff is proprietary and confidential, but they may be able to help if you sign some sort of agreement.

Boottmills

 

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• Jul 11, 2012

• #6

SnowCrash

Mechanical

May 3, 2001

575

"none of them work" ?? in what way do they not work for you?

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Hardie "Crashj" Johnson
SW 2011 SP 4.0
HP Pavillion Elite HPE
W7 Pro, Nvidia Quaddro FX580

 

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• Jul 12, 2012

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jonny17

Mechanical

Mar 6, 2012

33

@SnowCrash The only appropriate one on Grab CAD has invalid geometry when imported to ABAQUS. As yet unresolvable within my team. @boottmills I have had correspondance with DePuy but this make take a few weeks to review. Are there any similar databases such as Turbosquid? thanks

 

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• Jul 12, 2012

• #8

Updraft

Mechanical

Jan 29, 2007

686

I am not at all familiar with ABAQUS so I do not know what file formats it can use or prefers. However, you might try importing the model into SolidWorks. If you can bring it in successfully into SWX, even if you have to repair it there, then perhaps you can export it into a more suitable format for ABAQUS. For instance, if the model is only available as an IGES file perhaps you can bring it into SWX, repair if needed, and export it as a Parasolid or ACIS or even a different flavor of IGES that is more suitable.

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• Jul 12, 2012

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JMirisola

Mechanical

Sep 28, 2006

2,357

Try Zygote. I saw them at SolidWorks World a few years ago and, if I remember correctly, their stuff was pretty good.

Jeff Mirisola
Director of Engineering
M9 Defense
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• Jul 13, 2012

• #10

rstupplebeen

Mechanical

May 9, 2007

1,281

I use SolidWorks and Abaqus frequently and would be willing to give the geometry you got a try.

Rob Stupplebeen

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• Jul 16, 2012

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• #11

jonny17

Mechanical

Mar 6, 2012

33

If you could that would be great. As I say the geometry is fine in Solidworks but when imported into ABAQUS it flags up as invalid.
I have attached the UHMWPE part and tibial tray component of the model to this thread for you.
Thanks

 

 http://files.engineering.com/getfile.aspx?folder=6aee17ed-9fb2-4d8f-8175-2b8e539ef7a1&file=base.sldprt

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• Jul 16, 2012

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jonny17

Mechanical

Mar 6, 2012

33

UHMWPE part

 

 http://files.engineering.com/getfile.aspx?folder=f3bfb7f5-b172-4357-ba4a-9bb56706665c&file=plasticsection.sldprt

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• Jul 16, 2012

• #13

rstupplebeen

Mechanical

May 9, 2007

1,281

Please see the attached picture which highlights the difficult geometry. Auto vertual topology in the meshing module fixes most of the issues. The face highlighted is probably more of a modeling issue with Boss-Extrude4 in SWx. I would use convert entities in sketch8 to get the curved section to match the base geometry. I hope this Helps

Rob Stupplebeen

https://sites.google.com/site/robertkstupplebeen/

 

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