Design & analysis of ankle foot orthosis for assisting car driver after ankle surgery

Car accidents often occur and normally affected the car driver’s foot and ankle. If it is involved surgery for the ankle treatment, the recovery process normally takes a long time. As a normal practice, ankle foot orthosis (AFO ) will be worn by an ankle injury patient for shorten the recovery proce...

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Main Authors: Rosdi, Daud, Daud, M., Mas Ayu, Hassan, Shah, A.
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spelling my.ump.umpir.276452020-02-12T06:31:58Z http://umpir.ump.edu.my/id/eprint/27645/ Design & analysis of ankle foot orthosis for assisting car driver after ankle surgery Rosdi, Daud Daud, M. Mas Ayu, Hassan Shah, A. TJ Mechanical engineering and machinery Car accidents often occur and normally affected the car driver’s foot and ankle. If it is involved surgery for the ankle treatment, the recovery process normally takes a long time. As a normal practice, ankle foot orthosis (AFO ) will be worn by an ankle injury patient for shorten the recovery process and also to protect the foot from the pressure of the pedal car while driving especially during the event of such a sudden stop. However, the detail investigation of the suitability of AFO in absorbing or stand the pressure from pedal car during emergency stop is still lacking. Thus, the aim of this study is to investigate the suitability of the current AFO in absorbing or stand the pressure from pedal car during emergency stop and then propose the optimum one. The study was carried out by measuring the foot anthropometric of volunteer which it is to be used in designing the proposed AFO using Solidworks software. There are three designs were constructed and analyzed to determine the optimum. Analytical process is done using ANSYS software and carbon fiber and polyprophelene (PP) were chosen for analyze the most suitability material for this special AFO (to use for protect immobilize foot during emergency braking). In respect to the material of AFO, results obtained can be concluded that PP is not suitable for this special AFO in absorbing impact during emergency brake. The FE results of the three designs were recorded and compared using the "screening" concept. Design with lowest stress factor is the optimum design and suitable for drivers who have undergone ankle surgery. Based on the screening concept table, the second design is chosen as the optimum one. It gave the lowest maximum stress 4.5495 E + 08 and the safety factor is 7.0337. In respect of the geometry, based on FE simulation result and concept screening table, we can concluded that the design 2 was the optimum design. However, a better confidence of this optimum design to apply in AFO can be obtained by producing the real AFO model and then further testing needs to be conducted in order to evaluate whether or not, this device able to sustain the impact of emergency braking. 2019 Conference or Workshop Item PeerReviewed pdf en http://umpir.ump.edu.my/id/eprint/27645/1/3.%20Design%20%26%20analysis%20of%20ankle%20foot%20orthosis%20for%20assisting%20car%20driver%20after%20ankle%20surgery.pdf pdf en http://umpir.ump.edu.my/id/eprint/27645/2/3.1%20Design%20%26%20analysis%20of%20ankle%20foot%20orthosis%20for%20assisting%20car%20driver%20after%20ankle%20surgery.pdf Rosdi, Daud and Daud, M. and Mas Ayu, Hassan and Shah, A. (2019) Design & analysis of ankle foot orthosis for assisting car driver after ankle surgery. In: International Conference on Informatics, Computing and Applied Mathematics (ICICAM2019), 25-29 October 2019 , TH Hotel Kuala Terengganu, Teregganu, Malaysia. pp. 1-5.. (Unpublished)
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Rosdi, Daud
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Mas Ayu, Hassan
Shah, A.
Design & analysis of ankle foot orthosis for assisting car driver after ankle surgery
description Car accidents often occur and normally affected the car driver’s foot and ankle. If it is involved surgery for the ankle treatment, the recovery process normally takes a long time. As a normal practice, ankle foot orthosis (AFO ) will be worn by an ankle injury patient for shorten the recovery process and also to protect the foot from the pressure of the pedal car while driving especially during the event of such a sudden stop. However, the detail investigation of the suitability of AFO in absorbing or stand the pressure from pedal car during emergency stop is still lacking. Thus, the aim of this study is to investigate the suitability of the current AFO in absorbing or stand the pressure from pedal car during emergency stop and then propose the optimum one. The study was carried out by measuring the foot anthropometric of volunteer which it is to be used in designing the proposed AFO using Solidworks software. There are three designs were constructed and analyzed to determine the optimum. Analytical process is done using ANSYS software and carbon fiber and polyprophelene (PP) were chosen for analyze the most suitability material for this special AFO (to use for protect immobilize foot during emergency braking). In respect to the material of AFO, results obtained can be concluded that PP is not suitable for this special AFO in absorbing impact during emergency brake. The FE results of the three designs were recorded and compared using the "screening" concept. Design with lowest stress factor is the optimum design and suitable for drivers who have undergone ankle surgery. Based on the screening concept table, the second design is chosen as the optimum one. It gave the lowest maximum stress 4.5495 E + 08 and the safety factor is 7.0337. In respect of the geometry, based on FE simulation result and concept screening table, we can concluded that the design 2 was the optimum design. However, a better confidence of this optimum design to apply in AFO can be obtained by producing the real AFO model and then further testing needs to be conducted in order to evaluate whether or not, this device able to sustain the impact of emergency braking.
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author Rosdi, Daud
Daud, M.
Mas Ayu, Hassan
Shah, A.
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Daud, M.
Mas Ayu, Hassan
Shah, A.
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title Design & analysis of ankle foot orthosis for assisting car driver after ankle surgery
title_short Design & analysis of ankle foot orthosis for assisting car driver after ankle surgery
title_full Design & analysis of ankle foot orthosis for assisting car driver after ankle surgery
title_fullStr Design & analysis of ankle foot orthosis for assisting car driver after ankle surgery
title_full_unstemmed Design & analysis of ankle foot orthosis for assisting car driver after ankle surgery
title_sort design & analysis of ankle foot orthosis for assisting car driver after ankle surgery
publishDate 2019
url http://umpir.ump.edu.my/id/eprint/27645/1/3.%20Design%20%26%20analysis%20of%20ankle%20foot%20orthosis%20for%20assisting%20car%20driver%20after%20ankle%20surgery.pdf
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