A correlation for predicting the kerf profile from abrasive water jet cutting

Abrasive water jet cutting as a new proc

Abrasive water jet cutting as a new procedure for cutting cancellous bone?In vitro testing in comparison with the oscillating saw

✍ Schwieger, Karsten ;Carrero, Volker ;Rentzsch, Reemt ;Becker, Axel ;Bishop, Nick 📂 Article 📅 2004 🏛 John Wiley and Sons 🌐 English ⚖ 584 KB

## Abstract The quality of bone cuts is assessed by the accuracy and biological potency of the cut surfaces. Conventional tools (such as saws and milling machines) can cause thermal damage to bone tissue. Water jet cutting is nonthermal; that is, it does not generate heat. This study investigates w