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Bionic bone cutting tool based on dung beetle surface microstructure and preparation method of bionic bone cutting tool

A cutting tool and microstructure technology, which is applied in the field of bone cutting tools, can solve the problems of mechanical and thermal damage to surrounding tissue, blood vessel and nerve tissue, hinder postoperative recovery of patients, and bone cell necrosis, so as to improve the quality of the cutting surface and improve the Effect of surface quality and crack suppression

Active Publication Date: 2020-09-25
XIAMEN UNIV
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However, in the process of cutting bone materials with traditional tools, it is easy to cause mechanical and thermal damage to the surrounding tissues, blood vessels and nerve tissues.
Especially when the cutting temperature reaches 55°C and lasts for 30s, the bone cells will be severely necrotic; in addition, cracks are likely to be generated during the cutting process, causing damage to the damaged bone, surrounding bone tissue and nerves, hindering the postoperative recovery of patients

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[0039] The present invention also proposes a method for preparing a bionic bone cutting tool based on the surface microstructure of the dung beetle, which includes the following steps:

[0040] 1) Remove the oxide layer on the surface of the tool body, and then perform ultrasonic cleaning, nitrogen drying, and vacuum drying;

[0041] 2) Processing several semi-ellipsoidal convex hulls 2 in the chip contact area 1, the angle K1 between the extension line of the major axis A1 of the ellipse and the cutting chisel edge 6 is 0°-90°, preferably 45°, adjacent The lateral spacing L1 of the convex hull of the semi-ellipsoid is 155.1-201.4 μm, preferably 180 μm, the longitudinal spacing L2 is 88.4-133.6 μm, preferably 120 μm, and the height value H1 is 27.6-47.35 μm, preferably 37.5 μm;

[0042] 3) A number of semi-ellipsoid pits 3 are processed in the chip contact area 1, the adjacent transverse distance L3 is the same as L1, the longitudinal distance L4 is the same as L2, and the ang...

Embodiment 1

[0046] A bionic bone cutting tool based on the microstructure of the dung beetle surface. The tool body is a milling cutter, and its material is cemented carbide. Laser processing technology is combined with acid etching on the chip contact area of ​​the tool rake face 1.5mm×1.5mm The structure described above is processed in the square area, and the steps of its preparation method are as follows:

[0047] 1) Pre-treatment: Remove the oxide layer on the surface of the tool body through micro-sandblasting. After the micro-sandblasting treatment, pour a certain amount of organic solution into the beaker, put the beaker into the ultrasonic cleaning machine, and then put the tool body into the beaker. The organic solution uses absolute ethanol and acetone in turn to clean the tool body Ultrasonic cleaning was carried out for 20 minutes. After cleaning, rinse the tool body with deionized water, and dry it with nitrogen after cleaning. Finally, put the dried tool body in a vacuum ...

Embodiment 2

[0054] A bionic cutting tool based on the microstructure of the dung beetle surface and its preparation method. The structure and preparation method are the same as those in Embodiment 1, except that the tool body is a drill bit.

[0055] The bionic bone cutting tool that imitates the surface of the dung beetle studied in the present invention is a novel, bionic bone cutting tool. The so-called bionic bone cutting hand tool refers to a bone cutting hand tool that uses a specific processing technology to process a micro-nano-scale texture array of a bionic surface structure in the chip contact area of ​​the rake face. During dry cutting, due to the existence of the micro-nano scale texture array on the rake face of the tool, the chip contact length during the cutting process is reduced, the frictional resistance is reduced, and the cutting temperature is reduced. In addition, the edges of convex and pit microstructures are prone to produce "derivative cutting" (secondary cuttin...

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Abstract

The invention belongs to the technical field of manufacturing of bone cutting tools, and particularly relates to a bionic bone cutting tool based on a dung beetle surface microstructure and a preparation method of the bionic bone cutting tool. A texture array of an imitated dung beetle surface microstructure is processed in a cutting chip contact area, and comprises semi-ellipsoid protrusion microstructures distributed on the head of a dung beetle and semi-ellipsoid pit microstructures distributed on the back of the dung beetle, the cutting temperature in the process of cutting a bone materialby the tool can be reduced, the cutting process is more stable, cracks are inhibited, and the surface quality is improved. The bionic tool can be widely applied to a backbone cutting surgery, the cutting temperature can be reduced, moreover, cracks can be inhibited, so that the cutting surface quality of the bone material is improved, and secondary damage to a patient is avoided.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the field of bone cutting tools, in particular to a bionic bone cutting tool based on the surface microstructure of dung beetles and a preparation method thereof. Background technique [0002] In recent years, the number of patients with orthopedic diseases such as hyperosteogeny, osteonecrosis, lumbar disc herniation, and cervical spondylosis has been increasing, and the demand for orthopedic surgery in prosthesis implantation and orthopedic surgery is increasing day by day. Bone materials often need to be trimmed and processed in orthopedic surgery. For example, in joint replacement and fracture repair operations, the bone needs to be cut and processed to meet the installation and matching requirements of artificial joints and fixed steel plates. One of the core technologies of bone material cutting is the design and manufacture of cutting tools. However, in the process of cutting bone material with traditional cutting tools...

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IPC IPC(8): A61B17/16
CPCA61B17/16A61B17/1615A61B17/1659A61B2017/1602
Inventor 连云崧游昌堂谢超平周伟褚旭阳张田园
Owner XIAMEN UNIV
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