Modeling the movement of nutrients in the porous structure of a biocarcass based on calcium hydroxyapatite
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https://doi.org/10.18321/cpc331Keywords:
Calcium hydroxyapatite, Darcy’s law, porous structures.Abstract
The article is devoted to the study of the movement of nutrients in the porous structure of a biological framework based on calcium hydroxyapatite. The basis for the mathematical model was Darcy’s law. As the scaffolds under study, we selected three-dimensional porous structures obtained by 3D printing, which consisted of a biologically soluble polymer and calcium hydroxyapatite. Mathematical calculations were carried out and optimal parameters were determined such as: frame rotation speed, porosity and pore size of calcium hydroxyapatite.
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