Streaming Potential Induced by Canaliculi Fluid Flow: A Fluid-Filled Thick-Walled Cylinder Osteon Model Subjected to Axial Loading

Xiao Gang Wu; Wei Yi Chen

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.34-35.117

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Streaming Potential Induced by Canaliculi Fluid Flow: A Fluid-Filled Thick-Walled Cylinder Osteon Model Subjected to Axial Loading

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Based on the physiological structure of osteon, a single fluid-filled osteon model under only time-dependent axial loading is modeled for calculating the streaming potential induced by canaliculi fluid flow. Solid matrix is modeled as an elastic transverse isotropic thick-walled cylinder and fluid phase is considered as an incompressible Newtonian fluid. Close-form solution of the streaming potential for a single osteon model was obtained and used to study the electromechanical properties on intraosseous pressure and potential distribution. The solution can also be used as a benchmark for numerical studies of other osteon models.

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Xiao Gang Wu, Wei Yi Chen

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