PROSTHETIC & ORTHOTIC
Component inspection course (BASIC)
Course aims:
At the completion of the course all participants will have:
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A knowledge of basic structural mechanical theory and its application in
the field of prosthetics and orthotics
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An understanding of concern and an ability to recognizse areas of potential
failure in prosthetic and orthotic products
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The ability to conduct basic non-destructive investigative tests to assist
in the decision of continued use of prosthetic and orthotic components
Course content:
The course will cover topics which will include:
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Mechanical and structural theory
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Fibre composites and thermoplastics
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Types of failure
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Stress concentrations
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Investigation and crack detection
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A future advanced course is planned
Course method:
Lectures, demonstrations and group participation sessions. Participants
will be registered, assessed and issued a certificate. REHABTech
keeps a register of all professionals who have successfully
completed this course.REGISTRATION FEE:
Includes a manual covering course information and additional literature.
Participants are expected to bring with them examples of component failures
for analysis during this course. After registration participants will be
sent a manual which they are expected to study prior to the course. Morning
tea, lunch and afternoon tea will be provided.
INTENDED AUDIENCE: Prosthetists, Orthotists, Technicians
DATE: To be advised
TIME: 8.30am - 6.00 pm LOCATION: Adelaide (Ralac Orthotics
& Prosthetics, Daw Park) To be confirmed
Hobart (Orthotic & Prosthetic Services Tasmania, Hobart) To be
confirmed
Melbourne (Can be conducted in your facility by negotiation)
COST: $150 (early registration discounts may apply)
Free for REHAB
Tech Supporters
CODE: 018
Further information can be obtained by contacting: REHABTech
email rehab.tech@eng.monash.edu.au
Print this fax form if you are unable to send us email
260-294 Kooyong Rd.,Caulfield, Vic. AUSTRALIA.3162
Tel. (IDD +61 3) 9528 1960
Fax. (IDD +61 3) 9528 1077 |
REHABTech: A part of the Centre For Biomedical Engineering,Department of Electrical And Computer Systems Engineering,
Monash University , Australia.
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Last updated: May 26, 2000