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3D打印技术在人体骨骼方面的应用研究任务书

 2020-05-05 08:05  

1. 毕业设计(论文)的内容和要求

1. 文献整理和总结,主要包括:有哪些3D打印技术可用于人体骨骼支架(或骨骼)及各项技术的特点;有哪些材料可用于3D打印人体骨骼支架(或骨骼),以及各种材料的优缺点 2. 用建模软件(AutoCAD或Solidworks或Pro/E或UG等)建立至少两种人体骨骼支架的3D模型,每一种3D模型应具有不同的结构设计 3. 对每一种3D骨骼支架模型进行有限元分析,分析骨骼支架模型变形和结构之间的关系,分析骨骼支架应力和结构之间的关系

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