Cortical bone grinding mechanism modeling and experimental studyfor damage minimization in craniotomy

Craniotomy, as a part of neurosurgery, implies a safe opening of the skull with mechanical equipment. Grinding is a traditional machining method that can accurately and efficiently remove bone tissue. Aiming at low-damage and high-efficiency bone grinding, this study analyzed the kinematic law of a single abrasive grain during the grinding process. The theoretical model of grinding force was established based on the calculation of specific energy and friction force. The grinding test platform was set up, and the full factorial experimental design was performed to link the grinding force evolution with different processing parameters. The experimental results obtained on porcine femurs validated the model predictions where the grinding force grew with feed speed and grinding depth; it exhibited a decreasing trend with rotation speed, followed by increasing one.

Design and application of electric power communication network comprehensive simulation training system

To solve the problem that current communication network training tools have limited functions and can’t effectively support the electric power communication network training, a new communication network comprehensive training simulation system is designed and implemented. This paper introduces the architecture of the system and function of each part. Then the simulation model principle is explained. The paper introduces the key technologies of 3D modeling, mechanism modeling, communication network scenario automatic generation and network fault simulation. Finally, the system application is introduced and the results show that the system builds a multi-functional training tool to meet the requirements of training and assessment for electric power communication network personnels.