The Toltech anatomy tables, which include images rendered by a human donor instead of computer-generated images, are being piloted this spring with honors anatomy and physiology and functional anatomy students; they will be rolled out to students in various majors this fall.

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“For many students, the first time they’ll step into a cadaver lab is in medical school,” McCabe said. “I’m very grateful to have this opportunity to apply what I’ve learned so I’ll feel more confident and comfortable in medical school.”

It is essential that cutting fluids are used when stainless steels are machined. This is due to the combination effects of the deep cuts and high feed rates needed to overcome the effects of work hardening, and the low thermal conductivity of the austenitic stainless steels, restricting the flow of heat away from the machined faces. Overheating stainless steel surfaces, characterised by the formation of heat tinting colours, during machining can impair corrosion resistance and so must be avoided. If formed, pickling the surface can be used to restore corrosion resistance on the finished part. Overheating can also result in distortion that can be difficult to compensate for or correct.

“It’s as close as students can get to real anatomy without actually being in the cadaver lab,” said Saskia Richter, assistant professor of kinesiology and applied physiology (KAAP) in the College of Health Sciences (CHS).

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“Right now, students have access to a plastinated arm and leg, but it’s hard to differentiate between blood vessels and nerve when everything looks like beige tissue,” she said.

Where possible the tool faces should incorporate chip curlers or breakers as austenitic stainless steels are prone to forming long spiralling turnings that can easily wrap around the tool and tool post. These can easily become entangled around the tooling, and are difficult and time consuming to remove. In extreme cases the tool can become jammed by entangled turnings.

The lubrication provided by cutting fluids also helps reduce tool wear and wash away the machining swarf. Generally cooling is more important than lubrication with faster the cutting speeds and so high cutting fluid flow rates are normally used when machining stainless steels.

Further information on the selection of cutting fluids for machining is available in the BSSA Training Note No.9 ‘Machining Stainless Steels’

“Many students won’t ever see a cadaver in their time here at UD, so these virtual anatomy tables are as close as they get to hands-on experience,” Williamson said.

Either tungsten or molybdenum HSS can be used. These are particularly useful in machining operations involving high feed and low speed machining operations where there are variable cutting edge stresses induced from complex tool shapes. The tungsten types (e.g. T15) can be useful for their good abrasion resistance and red hardness. The molybdenum HSS are more widely used, M42 being useful for applications such as milling cutters where a good combination of hardness and strength are required at lower cutting speeds. M42 has better hardness than grades like the more common M2, but may not be as tough however. If the tools are prone to edge chipping, use a tougher grade, e.g. M2, M10. If tools are burning, use a higher red hardness grade, eg M42, T15. If the tools are wearing, use a more abrasion resistant grade, eg T15.

Machines should not be prone to excessive vibration in the machine bed, drives and gear boxes or at the cutting tool or its mountings. Large overhangs of tool shank out of the tool box should be avoided. The distance between the cutting tip and toolbox support should be as short as practicable and the shank cross section as substantial as possible. This can also help in dissipating heat away from the cutting faces. Arbours for supporting barrel milling cutters should be stout and as short as possible. The arbour supports should be as close as possible to the ends of the cutter to provide maximum support.

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“Simulated anatomy offerings are up and coming in medical education,” Richter said. “We’re grateful for this grant support and the support of CHS Dean Bill Farquhar to offer this realistic, three-dimensional look at anatomy that will bring our students one step closer to better understanding the relationships between anatomical structures that will enhance their clinical skills.”

“In the cadaver lab, you get one chance in a dissection; if a student accidentally removes the left biceps, we can’t put it back. All we can do is ensure we don’t make the mistake on the right side,” said Richter. “But on the Toltech table, if they remove a bicep, we can put it back. So, I hope this helps them understand relationships, so they don’t make that same mistake in the cadaver lab.”

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UD is among a handful of institutions nationwide to offer the innovative Toltech VH Dissector tables to undergraduate students.

When machining stainless steels it important to ensure that there is no dwell or rubbing caused by machine vibration or tool chatter. Machines must be ‘substantial’ and capable of making the deep cuts needed in machining austenitic stainless steel without slowing down the set feed or surface speeds. Small training or ‘hobbies’ lathes and milling machines intended for machining mild steel, brasses etc. are unlikely to be substantial enough for the successful machining of stainless steels.

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“It shows the muscles and the vasculature and really helps identify what you’re looking at because you can enlarge and rotate the model,” McCabe said.

Either high speed steel, (HSS), (wrought or sintered), or cemented carbide tools can be used for machining stainless steels.

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Re-sharpening should be done as soon as the quality of the cut has deteriorated. Machine grinding using properly dressed wheels, free from glazing, is preferable to hand grinding to get the necessary accuracy of tool geometry.

Either mineral oils or water soluble emulsifiable oils can be used. Mineral oils are more suited to severe machining operations with heavy loads at low speeds or where HSS tools are being used. Emulsifiable oils are used for machining at higher speeds with carbide tooling.

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Newswise — The human body's intricate anatomy is vividly displayed in 3D on an interactive screen, comparable to a 50-inch television. This practical teaching and learning tool allows University of Delaware students to study the human body and highlight bones, muscles, veins, arteries, nerves, and tissue in shades of blue, purple, red, and green. These virtual anatomy tables serve as many students’ first real hands-on encounter with anatomical structures.

Cemented carbides are normally used for machining stainless steels where higher speeds or higher feeds than those that can be produced using HSS are required. Either disposable insert or brazed-on tips, (where lower cutting speeds can be tolerated), can be used, and are composed of either tungsten carbides, or a blend of tungsten and other metal carbides, including titanium, niobium, and chromium. The carbides are bonded with cobalt. The ‘straight’ tungsten carbides grades are used for machining austenitic and duplex stainless steels, and the ‘complex’ carbides are used for machining martensitic and ferritic family grades. Coated carbides have the additional benefit of improved wear resistance and resistance to breakage. Consequently they are capable of higher cutting speeds compared to un-coated carbide tools. The wide range of carbide tools available usually means that machining trials are needed to get the optimum machining characteristics for specific situations.

“I’m a big fan of the heart,” said Wright. “So, I’m excited to get in there, dissect all the organs and learn about the different parts.”

It is essential to keep the cutting tools sharp when machining stainless steels. Careful grinding and honing of the tool faces to give accurate and sharp face angles is important. This helps optimise:

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Some ‘squealing’ as the metal is being cut is not unusual, but can indicate that the tool may be wearing and need replacing.

Using virtual anatomy tables has made senior human physiology major Jillian Wright feel more confident in the cadaver lab. She’s looking forward to studying organs.

“To not accidentally cut out the nerves and to preserve structures takes a lot of studying,” McCabe said. “We need to know what muscles we’re looking for and where they are in the body so that when we move into the cadaver lab, we can properly identify them.”

Kinesiology and applied physiology students at the University of Delaware use new virtual anatomy tables to isolate ligaments, tissues and arteries in the hand. UD is one of a few schools in the country to offer this cutting-edge tech to undergraduate students.

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Correct tool geometry is important for minimising swarf build up on the tool faces. Swarf build up can also result in increased machine power requirements and poor surface finish on the machined surfaces. Tool relief angles must be flat. Concave relief faces can result in tool chipping or breakage due to the reduced support of the cutting edge.

“It’s simple, just like using a tablet or an iPad,” Williamson said. “Students quickly figured out how to manipulate the model.”

“When looking at the cardiovascular system, we can follow blood flow. Students can view vessels and structures in relation to the rest of the body, which they can’t see on models,” said teaching assistant Serena Schade, who will graduate in May with her master’s in exercise science.

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After machining all traces of the cutting fluid should be removed from the surface so that the stainless steel surfaces can self-passivate. Under certain circumstances acid passivation should be considered.

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In Professor Sheara Williamson’s Human Anatomy and Physiology (A&P) II class, students work on case studies, comparing healthy anatomical structures to pathological conditions. She hopes they gain a better understanding of anatomical structure.

Sulphurised, chlorinated or sulpho-chlorinated mineral oils can be used with additions of up to 10% fatty oils for machining non-free machining grades. Paraffin is used to dilute these oils, in oil/paraffin ratios between 1/5 for high speeds and light feed work, to 1/1 for slower speed and heavier feed machining. If excessive wear is being experienced, consider using greater dilutions. If the cutting edge is tending to burn, consider reducing the dilution.

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The system also offers clinical imaging, including X-rays, ultrasounds, and MRIs. What’s also great – students can save imagery on a flash drive and review it at home. Williamson added that the learning curve wasn’t steep, at least regarding the tech.

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Honors A&P students observe a dissection in the cadaver lab but don’t test their skills. That’s reserved for fourth-year undergraduate and master's-level students in KAAP.

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These oils are diluted with water and provide better cooling than the paraffin diluted mineral oils. If extreme pressure (EP) emulsifiable oils are used, more severe machining operations can be supported. It is important that dilution is done by adding oil to water, not water to oil so that the correct form of emulsion, with the right lubrication and cooling properties, is formed.