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A Review of some Characteristics of a Composite Hybrid Socket for Prosthetics Derived from Plant Fibers

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According to the ICF (International Classification of Functioning, Disability, and Health), a prosthetic is a device used to restore or replace the function of a missing limb as a result of a rare genetic defect, dangerous incident, surgical trauma, or disease that limits the amputee's ability to participate in daily life. Prosthetic limb sockets were formerly made out of a wide variety of materials before the development of thermoplastics and composites. Plant fibers are favored due to their low density. Both their strength and rigidity are remarkably high considering their low weight and inexpensiveness. Plant fiber is one of the most popular ways to give polymer composites more strength because of its low production costs and stretchability. Following a brief introduction to the many types of natural fibers (both plant and animal), this article provides a comprehensive assessment of the literature from the past decade that focuses on the mechanical characteristics of plant materials. Reinforced polymers are made with fibers. This literature study will focus on the mechanical properties and behavior of plant fibers used to create sockets for prosthetic limbs. If an article is written about the overall features of composites made with fibers made from the plant, it is expected to be of great use to the research community in the field of composites.

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Key Engineering Materials (Volume 937)

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99-106

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https://doi.org/10.4028/p-1554f7

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December 2022

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Adel M. Bash*, Jawad K. Oleiwi, Tahseen T. Othman

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Above Knee, Optimization, Plant Fibers, Prosthetic Lim Socket, Stress Analysis

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