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Effect of temperature on the orthodontic clinical applications of NiTi closed-coil springs

2013

NiTi spring coils were used to obtain large deformation under a constant force. The device consists on a NiTi coil spring, superelastic at body temperature, in order to have a stress plateau during the austenitic retransformation during the unloading. The temperature variations induced changes in the spring force. Objectives: The aim of this study is to investigate the effect of the temperature variations in the spring forces and corrosion behaviour simulating the ingestion hot/cold drinks and food. Study D esign: The springs were subjected to a tensile force using universal testing machine MTS-Adamel (100 N load cell). All tests were performed in artificial saliva maintained at different t…

Materials scienceElasticidadOrtodòncia616.3OdontologíaOrthodontics:Enginyeria dels materials [Àrees temàtiques de la UPC]Load cellNiTiCorrosionPhysical PhenomenaStress (mechanics)RecoveryMaterials TestingBiomaterials and Bioengineering in DentistryOrthodontic WiresOrthodonticComposite materialSuperelasticitySalivaGeneral DentistryUniversal testing machineElasticitatTemperatureNíquel-titani -- AliatgesCoilsTemperatura:CIENCIAS MÉDICAS [UNESCO]Coil springCiencias de la saludElasticityOrtodonciaNickel-titanium alloysSpringsOtorhinolaryngologySpring (device)Nickel titaniumPseudoelasticityUNESCO::CIENCIAS MÉDICASResearch-ArticleSurgery
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Three-dimensional Hall effect accelerometer for recording head movements of freely moving laboratory animals

1991

A Hall effect device was constructed for a measurement of head movements in three spatial dimensions during classical conditioning experiments in cats. A Hall sensor was used to detect movements of a magnetic fragment floating in a small (15 x 15 mm) cube. The magnetic fragment was kept in the centre of the sealed cube with a thin coil spring which was filled with thin oil for damping excessive afteroscillations. A comparison of this device to a commercial accelerometer showed that the accuracy of the Hall device is sufficient for the movement recordings and that the device is sensitive also to slowly accelerating movements. The construction is compact and can be easily mounted, for example…

NeuronsPhysicsRecording headInstrumentationAcousticsConditioning ClassicalBrainExperimental and Cognitive PsychologyBody movementMotor ActivityAccelerometerCoil springBehavioral NeuroscienceElectromagnetic FieldsHall effectOrientationCatsAnimalsHead (vessel)Hall effect sensorPsychophysiologyPhysiology & Behavior
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