Martin Dannemann
Dresden University of Technology
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Journal of Endodontics | 2017
Martin Dannemann; Michael Kucher; Jasmin Kirsch; Alexander Binkowski; Niels Modler; Christian Hannig; Marie-Theres Weber
Introduction Root canal geometry is an important factor for instrumentation and preparation of the canals. Curvature, length, shape, and ramifications need to be evaluated in advance to enhance the success of the treatment. Therefore, the present study aimed to design and realize a method for analyzing the geometric characteristics of human root canals. Methods Two extracted human lower molars were radiographed in the occlusal direction using micro–computed tomographic imaging. The 3‐dimensional geometry of the root canals, calculated by a self‐implemented image evaluation algorithm, was described by 3 different mathematical models: the elliptical model, the 1‐circle model, and the 3‐circle model. Results The different applied mathematical models obtained similar geometric properties depending on the parametric model used. Considering more complex root canals, the differences of the results increase because of the different adaptability and the better approximation of the geometry. Conclusions With the presented approach, it is possible to estimate and compare the geometry of natural root canals. Therefore, the deviation of the canal can be assessed, which is important for the choice of taper of root canal instruments. Root canals with a nearly elliptical cross section are reasonably approximated by the elliptical model, whereas the 3‐circle model obtains a good agreement for curved shapes.
Proceedings of National Aviation University | 2006
Оlexander Zaporozhets; Vadim Tokarev; Werner Hufenbach; Olaf Taeger; Niels Modler; Martin Dannemann; Vitaly Makarenko
Наведено результати дослідження вібрації консольної балки, що навантажена актуатором та навантаженням. Рівняння руху, яке базується на теорії балки Бернуллі–Ейлера–Тимошенко з відповідними крайовими умовами, вирішене методом функцій Гріна. Особливістю дослідження є врахування впливу параметрів концентрованої сили, а саме величини, розміщення актуатора та різниці фаз між навантаженням та актуатором. Розглянуто внесок параметрів актуатора на сумарний рівень звукової потужності і на кожну моду окремо.
Proceedings of National Aviation University | 2005
Alexander Zaporozhets; Vadim Tokarev; Werner Hufenbach; Olaf Taeger; Nils Modler; Martin Dannemann; Vitaly Makarenko
The objective of this paper is to investigate the parametric characteristics of oscillating beam using an analytical theory of beam vibration . Analytical investigation of the bending oscillations of a finite elastic beam is considered for criteria based on minimal acoustic radiation. The solution of the task is defined by solving of Helmholtz equation and inhomogeneous differential equation for beam bending vibration with harmonic time dependence. For calculation of the acoustic field a model of a plane piston, which is set in an infinite rigid baffle, is used.
Journal of Sound and Vibration | 2015
Olaf Täger; Martin Dannemann; Werner Hufenbach
Composites Part A-applied Science and Manufacturing | 2011
Alexander E. Bogdanovich; Martin Dannemann; Jochen Döll; Thomas Leschik; James Singletary; Werner Hufenbach
Computers & Structures | 2015
E. Barkanov; M. Wesolowski; Werner Hufenbach; Martin Dannemann
Applied Sciences | 2016
Klaudiusz Holeczek; Eric Starke; Anja Winkler; Martin Dannemann; Niels Modler
Archive | 2009
Martin Dannemann; Werner Hufenbach; Karl-Heinz Modler; Niels Modler; Ole Renner; Knut Schmidt; Ulrich Steuer; Olaf Täger; Michael Dr. Wolf
Composites Part A-applied Science and Manufacturing | 2017
T. Wollmann; Niels Modler; Martin Dannemann; Albert Langkamp; S. Nitschke; A. Filippatos
Journal of Sound and Vibration | 2017
Martin Dannemann; Olaf Täger; Niels Modler