fracture load การใช้

The fracture load for forces perpendicular to the axial direction is about 10 times lower.
The fracture load for axial forces of the tibia for example is about 50 to 60 times the body weight.
The fracture toughness commonly K _ { IC } is determined by measuring the recorded fracture load of the test.
Since the physical material properties of bone ( as a material ) are not altered in the different bone types of the body, this difference in modelling threshold results in an increased bone mass and bone strength and hence in an increased safety factor ( relation between fracture load and typical loads ) for the skull compared to the tibia.