This invention belongs to the field of
knee joint friction testing technology, and discloses a
wear testing machine and monitoring method for self-monitoring multi-degree-of-freedom motion of an
artificial knee joint. The
machine includes a frame and testing components. The testing components include a support base, a
hydraulic cylinder, a hydraulic rod, a femoral end
assembly, and a third motor. Below the femoral end
assembly, a tibial end
assembly, a centering platform, a
pressure sensor, and a sliding platform are sequentially arranged. A second slide rail parallel to the support base is provided between the sliding platform and the frame. A monitoring device is installed on one corner of the frame near the centering platform. The
pressure sensor is sleeved on a torsion shaft, and the other end of the torsion shaft is fixedly connected to a first
reducer and a first motor. A crossbeam is fixedly connected to the bottom of the sliding platform, and the crossbeam is connected to a swinging component, which is also connected to a second
reducer and a second motor. This invention adopts a design combining hydraulic, electric, and mechanical methods to achieve comprehensive
simulation of the real multi-degree-of-freedom motion of the human
knee joint.