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JPH027428B2
JPH027428B2 JP10898481A JP10898481A JPH027428B2 JP H027428 B2 JPH027428 B2 JP H027428B2 JP 10898481 A JP10898481 A JP 10898481A JP 10898481 A JP10898481 A JP 10898481A JP H027428 B2 JPH027428 B2 JP H027428B2
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Katsunori Ikeda
Katsumi Ishida
Mototsugu Takahashi
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Toyo Seiki Seisaku-sho Ltd
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    • A—HUMAN NECESSITIES
    • A61—MEDICAL OR VETERINARY SCIENCE; HYGIENE
    • A61B—DIAGNOSIS; SURGERY; IDENTIFICATION
    • A61B5/00—Measuring for diagnostic purposes; Identification of persons
    • A61B5/0048—Detecting, measuring or recording by applying mechanical forces or stimuli
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    • A61B5/44—Detecting, measuring or recording for evaluating the integumentary system, e.g. skin, hair or nails
    • A61B5/441—Skin evaluation, e.g. for skin disorder diagnosis
    • A61B5/442—Evaluating skin mechanical properties, e.g. elasticity, hardness, texture, wrinkle assessment
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    • A61B5/448—Hair evaluation, e.g. for hair disorder diagnosis
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    • A61B—DIAGNOSIS; SURGERY; IDENTIFICATION
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Abstract

PURPOSE:To make it possible to measure the mechanical properties of biological substances such as skin and hair continuously as well as highly accurately over a long period of time through elimination of the mechanical fatigue of a sample by slackening the sample while the measurement is suspended. CONSTITUTION:A sample 1 coated with a cosmetic is clamped between clamps 2 and 3. Then, a servomotor 24 is rotated in forward direction so that the sample 1 is pulled by an initial strain amount through gears 23, 22, a bolt 19, a crosshead 18 and a force detector 5. At the same time, the sample 1 is reciprocatively vibrated by means of an electrically-operated vibrator 4. During the time of this measurement, the output of the force detector 5, together with the output of a displacement detector 11, is fed to a complex elastic modulus calculating circuit. When the measuring time has passed and the suspension time starts, the servomotor 24 is driven in the backward direction to slacken the sample 1 thereby to allow the sample 1 to recover from its fatigue. Then, the same operations are alternately repeated. Thereby, it is possible to replace the abstract expression of pliability of the skin coated with a cosmetic by a mechanical value.

Description

【発明の詳細な説明】 本発明は人間の皮膚(角質層)、毛髪や動物の
皮膚に化粧料を塗布した場合、その塗布効果によ
り被化粧物質が時間の経過により変化する力学的
性質(複素弾性率)を長時間、連続的に然も高精
度に測定できるようになした皮膚、毛髪等生体物
質の力学的性質の測定方法に関するものである。
DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION The present invention aims to improve the mechanical properties (complex The present invention relates to a method for measuring the mechanical properties of biological materials such as skin and hair, which enables continuous and highly accurate measurement of the elastic modulus for a long period of time.

一般に、力学的疲労の起き易い材料、例へば動
物の皮膚(角質層)の力学的性質を調べる方法と
して、従来では引張試験を行いその破断強度や破
断ひずみ、あるいはヤング率等からその評価を行
つていた。
Generally, as a method to investigate the mechanical properties of materials that are prone to mechanical fatigue, such as animal skin (stratum corneum), the conventional method is to perform a tensile test and evaluate it from the breaking strength, breaking strain, Young's modulus, etc. was.

然しながら、この方法では試料を破断してしま
うので一つの試料での連続測定が出来ないという
欠点があつた。
However, this method has the disadvantage that it is not possible to perform continuous measurements on a single sample because the sample is broken.

又、力学的性質を調べる方法として試料にある
種の歪みを与え、連続的にその複素弾性率を調べ
る方法もあるが、この方法であつても皮膚(角質
層)のようなきわめて力学的に弱い材料は引張つ
た時の力学的疲労が起き易く、測定中に複素弾性
率が時間と共に低下してしまうために長時間の力
学的性質の評価は不可能である。本発明はこれら
の点に鑑みなされたもので、以下に図示の実施例
に基きその内容について説明する。
Another method for investigating mechanical properties is to apply a certain kind of strain to the sample and continuously examine its complex modulus, but even with this method, it is difficult to detect mechanical properties such as the skin (stratum corneum). Weak materials are prone to mechanical fatigue when stretched, and the complex modulus of elasticity decreases over time during measurement, making long-term evaluation of mechanical properties impossible. The present invention has been made in view of these points, and the contents thereof will be explained below based on the illustrated embodiments.

1は試料で人間の皮膚(角質層)を採用してあ
り、第2図に示す如く鱗状角質素体2Aが集合し
て構成されており、該鱗状角質素体2Aの厚さH
は約1〜2μで10層乃至20層位積層されている。
1 is a sample made of human skin (stratum corneum), which is composed of a collection of scale-like keratin bodies 2A as shown in Fig. 2, and the thickness H of the scale-like keratin bodies 2A.
are laminated in about 10 to 20 layers with a thickness of about 1 to 2μ.

又長さIは約30〜40μである。 Further, the length I is approximately 30 to 40μ.

2及び3は試料1を挾持すべくなしたクランプ
で、クランプ2は電動加振器4に連繋してあり試
料1に矢標A又はB方向の正弦的往復振動を与え
るものである。
Clamps 2 and 3 are designed to hold the sample 1. Clamp 2 is connected to an electric vibrator 4 and applies sinusoidal reciprocating vibration to the sample 1 in the direction of arrow A or B.

又クランプ3は公知の力検出器5を介して初期
ひずみ附与装置6に連繋してあり、試料1を矢標
C方向へ△lだけ引つ張るように成してある。即
ち△lは初期ひずみ量、lは試料1の長さでクラ
ンプ2と3の先端部間の有効長さを示す。この初
期ひずみ附与装置6は試料1の測定中にのみ該試
料1に引つ張り力を附与し、測定が停止している
間は該試料1に積極的に弛みを与えて試料1の疲
労を減少すべくなし、むしろ積極的に回復力を与
えるものである。
Further, the clamp 3 is connected to an initial strain imparting device 6 via a known force detector 5, and is configured to pull the sample 1 by Δl in the direction of arrow C. That is, Δl is the initial strain amount, and l is the length of the sample 1, which indicates the effective length between the tips of the clamps 2 and 3. This initial strain applying device 6 applies a tensile force to the sample 1 only during measurement of the sample 1, and actively applies slack to the sample 1 while the measurement is stopped. It is not intended to reduce fatigue, but rather actively provides recovery power.

この測定停止の間に試料1に弛みを与える思想
が本発明の枢要点である。
The idea of giving slack to the sample 1 during this measurement stop is the key point of the present invention.

前記した電動加振器4は主として、可動鉄心7
を有する振動軸8と、振動軸8の両側に設けた円
板状の板ばね9と可動鉄心7の回りに配設した電
磁コイル10とから構成してあり、電磁コイル1
0に正弦波電流を流すことにより可動鉄心7は軸
方向に往復振動するので該可動鉄心7と一体的に
なした振動軸8は矢標A及びB方向に往復振動す
ることとなる。
The electric vibrator 4 described above mainly uses a movable iron core 7.
It is composed of a vibration shaft 8 having a vibration shaft 8, a disc-shaped leaf spring 9 provided on both sides of the vibration shaft 8, and an electromagnetic coil 10 disposed around the movable iron core 7.
By passing a sinusoidal current through the movable iron core 7, the movable iron core 7 reciprocates in the axial direction, so that the vibration shaft 8 integrally formed with the movable iron core 7 reciprocates in the directions of arrows A and B.

前記した板ばね9は振動軸8と一体的に成して
あるので軸方向に往復振動する。11は振動軸8
の他端12側に連繋した変位検出器で感知レバー
13、ストレーンゲージ14を介して試料1の変
位を検出する機能を有している。15は変位検出
器11からの変位出力を増幅するための増幅器で
その増幅した変位出力信号を複素弾性率演算回路
16へ入力すべくなしてある。17は力検出器5
からの力量出力信号を増幅するための増幅器で増
幅した力量出力信号を複素弾性率演算回路16に
入力すべくなしてある。前記した初期ひずみ附与
装置6は主として、クロスヘツド18と該クロス
ヘツド18を矢標C又はD方向へ移動させるため
の螺杆19と案内杆20とスライドボールベアリ
ング21と前記螺杆19を回動させるために該螺
杆19に直結した歯車22と、該歯車22に噛合
せしめた歯車23及びサーボモーター24と前記
歯車22に噛合せしめた歯車25及び試料1を伸
ばす長さを検出するための検出器としてのポテン
シヨメーター26とから構成してある。
The plate spring 9 described above is integrally formed with the vibration shaft 8, so that it reciprocates in the axial direction. 11 is the vibration axis 8
A displacement detector connected to the other end 12 has a function of detecting the displacement of the sample 1 via the sensing lever 13 and the strain gauge 14. Reference numeral 15 denotes an amplifier for amplifying the displacement output from the displacement detector 11, and the amplified displacement output signal is input to the complex modulus calculation circuit 16. 17 is force detector 5
The force output signal amplified by the amplifier for amplifying the force output signal from the oscillator is inputted to the complex modulus calculation circuit 16. The above-mentioned initial strain applying device 6 mainly includes a crosshead 18, a screw rod 19 for moving the crosshead 18 in the direction of arrow C or D, a guide rod 20, a slide ball bearing 21, and a screw rod for rotating the screw rod 19. A gear 22 directly connected to the screw rod 19, a gear 23 meshed with the gear 22, a servo motor 24, a gear 25 meshed with the gear 22, and a potentiometer as a detector for detecting the length by which the sample 1 is stretched. It consists of 26 yometers.

而して、サーボモーター24が偏角回動すると
歯車23、歯車22を介して螺杆19が回転し、
クロスヘツド18を矢標C方向又は矢標D方向に
移行せしめ該クロスヘツド18に一体的に取り付
けた力検出器5と共にクランプ3を同方向に移行
して、試料1に引張り力(正方向の力)を与えて
初期ひずみを附与するか、又は弛み(負方向の
力)を与える。27はサーボモーター24と接続
した初期ひずみ量設定回路でサーボモーター24
に信号を指令して該サーボモーター24の回転数
を制御し、終局的に初期ひずみ量△lを設定すべ
く成してある。28は測定時間設定回路で第5図
に示す如く測定時間t例へば20秒間と停止時間T
例へば10分とを連続して繰り返して行うことが出
来るように構成してあり、測定時間tの間はその
時間だけ電動加振器4を作動すべく信号を与える
と共に初期ひずみ量設定回路28に対しては初期
ひずみ量△lを維持すべく信号を与えている。
Thus, when the servo motor 24 rotates in the declination angle, the screw rod 19 rotates via the gears 23 and 22.
The crosshead 18 is moved in the direction of arrow C or the direction of arrow D, and the clamp 3 is moved in the same direction together with the force detector 5 integrally attached to the crosshead 18 to apply a tensile force (force in the positive direction) to the sample 1. to give initial strain, or to give slack (force in the negative direction). 27 is an initial strain amount setting circuit connected to the servo motor 24;
The rotational speed of the servo motor 24 is controlled by commanding a signal to ultimately set the initial strain amount Δl. 28 is a measurement time setting circuit, as shown in Figure 5, the measurement time t is 20 seconds and the stop time T.
For example, the configuration is such that the measurement can be repeated continuously for 10 minutes, and during the measurement time t, a signal is given to operate the electric exciter 4 for that time and the initial strain amount setting circuit 28 is For this, a signal is applied to maintain the initial strain amount Δl.

一方、停止時間Tの間は電動加振器4を不作動
にすると共に初期ひずみ量設定回路28に対して
は初期ひずみ量△lを零にし、むしろ試料1に弛
み△Qを与えるべく信号を発すべくなしている。
29は発振回路で測定時間設定回路28からの信
号により作動し電力増幅器30を介して電動加振
器4を作動すべく成してある。
On the other hand, during the stop time T, the electric vibrator 4 is inactivated and the initial strain amount Δl is set to zero, and a signal is sent to the initial strain amount setting circuit 28 to give the sample 1 a slack ΔQ. I am doing this to express my feelings.
Reference numeral 29 denotes an oscillation circuit which is activated by a signal from the measurement time setting circuit 28 and operates the electric exciter 4 via a power amplifier 30.

31はX−Y2ペン記録計で複素弾性率演算回
路で演算された測定演算結果を記録すべくなして
ある。
Reference numeral 31 denotes an X-Y2 pen recorder, which is designed to record the measurement calculation results calculated by the complex modulus calculation circuit.

32はインターフエイス、33はデジタルプリ
ンターで、複素弾性率演算回路で演算された測定
演算結果をデジタル表示すべくなしてある。
32 is an interface, and 33 is a digital printer, which is designed to digitally display the measurement calculation results calculated by the complex modulus calculation circuit.

前記した測定時間設定回路28は測定時間tを
20秒間、30秒間というように適宜可変でき又停止
時間Tを2分乃至99分まで分単位で適宜可変出来
るように構成してある。
The measurement time setting circuit 28 described above sets the measurement time t.
The stop time T can be changed as appropriate, such as 20 seconds or 30 seconds, and the stop time T can be changed as appropriate in minutes from 2 minutes to 99 minutes.

次に叙上の構成より成る本発明装置の作動態様
について説明する。
Next, the operation mode of the device of the present invention having the above configuration will be explained.

化粧料を塗布した試料1例へば長さ20mm、幅5
mm、厚さ20μのものをピンセツト等で挾んでクラ
ンプ2及び3間に挾持する。
One example of a sample coated with cosmetics: length 20mm, width 5
20 μm thick with tweezers etc. and hold it between clamps 2 and 3.

然る後、初期ひずみ量設定回路27の正方向の
動作状態にすることにより、サーボモーター24
を正方向へ偏角回動せしめ、歯車23、歯車2
2、螺杆19、クロスヘツド18、力検出器5、
クランプ3を介して試料1を矢標C方向に初期ひ
ずみ量△lだけ引つ張る。
Thereafter, by setting the initial strain amount setting circuit 27 to a positive operating state, the servo motor 24
gear 23 and gear 2.
2, screw rod 19, crosshead 18, force detector 5,
The sample 1 is pulled in the direction of arrow C via the clamp 3 by an initial strain amount Δl.

一方、測定時間設定回路28の前記初期ひずみ
量設定回路27との同時動作状態により発振回路
29、電力増幅器30を介して電動加振器4を構
成する処の電磁コイル10に正弦波電流が流れる
ので可動鉄心7、振動軸8、クランプ2を介して
試料1が矢標A又はB方向へ往復振動せしめられ
る。
On the other hand, due to the simultaneous operation state of the measurement time setting circuit 28 and the initial strain amount setting circuit 27, a sine wave current flows through the oscillation circuit 29 and the power amplifier 30 to the electromagnetic coil 10 that constitutes the electric exciter 4. Therefore, the sample 1 is caused to reciprocate in the direction of arrow A or B via the movable iron core 7, vibration shaft 8, and clamp 2.

即ち、初期ひずみが試料1に与えられている状
態で該試料1は長手方向に引つ張られたり収縮せ
しめられたりする。換言すれば試料1の力学的性
質の測定中に於いて試料1に初期ひずみ量△lを
加えてた状態で該試料1を往復振動させる。この
測定時間tは前述の如く、20秒とか30秒である。
That is, while the initial strain is applied to the sample 1, the sample 1 is stretched or contracted in the longitudinal direction. In other words, during the measurement of the mechanical properties of the sample 1, the sample 1 is vibrated back and forth while an initial strain amount Δl is applied to the sample 1. As mentioned above, this measurement time t is 20 or 30 seconds.

この測定時間tの間に力検出器5からの出力信
号Pが増幅器17により増幅されて複素弾性率演
算回路16へ入力せしめられる。
During this measurement time t, the output signal P from the force detector 5 is amplified by the amplifier 17 and input to the complex modulus calculation circuit 16.

一方、変位検出器11からの出力信号Qは増幅
器15により増幅されて複素弾性率演算回路16
へ入力せしめられ、ここで前記出力信号Pと出力
信号Qとが演算されて、試料弾性率がX−Y2ペ
ン記録計31及びデジタルプリンター33により
表示される。
On the other hand, the output signal Q from the displacement detector 11 is amplified by the amplifier 15 and is then amplified by the complex modulus calculation circuit 16.
Here, the output signal P and the output signal Q are calculated, and the sample elastic modulus is displayed by the X-Y2 pen recorder 31 and digital printer 33.

測定時間tが経過し停止時間Tに入ると初期ひ
ずみ量設定回路27を負方向の動作状態になさし
め、サーボモーター24を負方向へ偏角回動し、
歯車23、歯車22、螺杆19を逆回転せしめ、
クロスヘツド18、力検出器5、クランプ3を矢
標D方向に移行して、試料1に弛みを与え、該試
料1の疲労を回復せしめるものである。
When the measurement time t has elapsed and the stop time T begins, the initial strain amount setting circuit 27 is brought into a negative operating state, and the servo motor 24 is rotated in the negative direction.
The gear 23, the gear 22, and the screw rod 19 are rotated in the opposite direction,
The crosshead 18, force detector 5, and clamp 3 are moved in the direction of arrow D to give slack to the sample 1 and to recover the fatigue of the sample 1.

以後、同様の動作が交互に連続して繰り返され
ることとなる。
Thereafter, similar operations will be repeated alternately and continuously.

次に、第6図に示したグラフAは本発明装置を
使用して実際に実験した結果であつて、化粧料塗
布後の人間の皮膚の弾性率の変化を示したもので
ある。
Next, graph A shown in FIG. 6 is the result of an actual experiment using the apparatus of the present invention, and shows the change in the elastic modulus of human skin after applying the cosmetic.

試料として人間の皮膚(角質層)を使用、 化粧料として柔軟化粧水(S社、スキンl0)を
塗布 温度25℃ 相対湿度50% この実験データーの意味する処は、下記の如く
である。
Human skin (stratum corneum) was used as a sample, and a softening lotion (S company, Skin l 0 ) was applied as a cosmetic.Temperature: 25°C, relative humidity: 50% The meaning of this experimental data is as follows.

一般に皮膚(角質層)に化粧料を塗布するとそ
の柔軟効果によつて経時的に「しなやかさ」が増
し、或る形態の力学的挙動を示すが、長時間に亘
つて測定していると、その柔軟効果より試料即ち
皮膚の力学的疲労が大となり弾性率が降下するば
かりで回復しないという欠点がある。従つて、長
時間の測定が行い得なかつた。
Generally, when a cosmetic is applied to the skin (stratum corneum), its softening effect increases its "suppleness" over time, and it exhibits a certain form of mechanical behavior, but when measured over a long period of time, Due to its softening effect, mechanical fatigue of the sample, that is, the skin, becomes large, and the elastic modulus only decreases and does not recover. Therefore, long-term measurements could not be carried out.

これに対し、本発明によれば、測定の停止中に
試料1に弛みを与えることにより、長時間測定し
てもその力学的挙動は理論又は経験と一致するの
で化粧料塗布後の皮膚の「しなやかさ」の抽象的
な表現を力学的な値に置き換えて表現することが
可能となつたのである。
In contrast, according to the present invention, by giving sample 1 slack while the measurement is stopped, its mechanical behavior is consistent with theory or experience even when measured for a long time. It became possible to replace the abstract expression of "flexibility" with mechanical values.

而して、本発明では叙上の如き構成及び作用を
有するものであり、特に複素弾性率を測定する時
にだけ試料に引つ張り方向の初期ひずみを与え、
測定停止中は試料を弛ませることにより該試料の
力学的疲労を排除すべくなしたので、断続的測定
周期を長時間繰り返えして高精度の測定結果を得
ることが出来るという効果がある。
Therefore, the present invention has the above-mentioned structure and function, and in particular, applies an initial strain in the tensile direction to the sample only when measuring the complex modulus of elasticity.
This was done to eliminate mechanical fatigue of the sample by relaxing the sample while the measurement was stopped, which has the effect of allowing intermittent measurement cycles to be repeated over a long period of time to obtain highly accurate measurement results. .

【図面の簡単な説明】[Brief explanation of drawings]

第1図は本発明の原理的説明図でaは試料をク
ランプに挾持した状態を示し、bは試料に引つ張
り方向の初期ひずみを与えた状態を示し、cは測
定試験の停止時に試料に弛みを与えた状態を示
す。第2図は試料としての人間の皮膚(角質層)
の一部拡大斜視図、第3図は本発明装置の概略平
面図、第4図は本発明装置の概略正面図でブロツ
ク図と共に示してある。第5図は試料に初期ひず
みを与え且つ往復方向の振動を与えている所謂、
測定時間tと振動を停止し初期ひずみを解除して
試料に弛みを与えている停止時間Tとを交互に連
結して繰り返している状態を示している。第6図
は本発明装置による実験データーを示すグラフ
で、グラフAは試料に化粧料を塗布した場合を示
し、グラフBは試料に化粧料を塗布していない生
のままの場合を示してあり、横軸に時間、縦軸に
弾性率を示してある。 1…試料、2,3…クランプ、4…電動加振
器、5…力検出器、6…初期ひずみ附与装置、1
1…変位検出器、16…複素弾性率演算回路、2
7…初期ひずみ量設定回路、△l…初期ひずみ
量、l…試料の有効長さ。
Fig. 1 is a diagram explaining the principle of the present invention, in which a shows a state in which the sample is held between clamps, b shows a state in which an initial strain is applied to the sample in the tensile direction, and c shows a state in which the sample is held at the time of stopping the measurement test. This shows a state in which slack is given to the Figure 2 shows human skin (stratum corneum) as a sample.
3 is a schematic plan view of the device of the present invention, and FIG. 4 is a schematic front view of the device of the present invention, shown together with a block diagram. Figure 5 shows a so-called test in which initial strain is applied to the sample and vibration is applied in the reciprocating direction.
This shows a state in which the measurement time t and the stop time T during which the vibration is stopped, the initial strain is released, and the sample is given slack are alternately connected and repeated. Figure 6 is a graph showing experimental data obtained using the apparatus of the present invention. Graph A shows the case where the sample was coated with cosmetics, and graph B shows the case where the sample was raw without any cosmetics applied. , time is shown on the horizontal axis and elastic modulus is shown on the vertical axis. 1... Sample, 2, 3... Clamp, 4... Electric vibrator, 5... Force detector, 6... Initial strain imparting device, 1
1...Displacement detector, 16...Complex elastic modulus calculation circuit, 2
7... Initial strain amount setting circuit, △l... Initial strain amount, l... Effective length of sample.

Claims (1)

【特許請求の範囲】 1 測定時間t中だけ試料1に、引つ張り方向の
初期ひずみ量△lを与えると共に該試料1に水平
方向の往復振動を与える一方、停止時間T中は試
料1に与えた前記初期ひずみ量△lを解除し弛み
△Qを与え、前記測定時間tと停止時間Tとを交
互に連続して繰り返して該試料1に与えその弾性
率の変化態様を測定することに特徴を有する皮
膚、毛髪等生体物質の力学的性質の測定方法。 2 特許請求の範囲第1項の記載に於いて、試料
1に化粧料を塗布した皮膚、毛髪等生体物質の力
学的性質の測定方法。 3 試料1に引張り方向の初期ひずみ量△lを与
えるための力検出器5と一体に移動する初期ひず
み量附与装置6と、該試料1に水平方向の往復振
動を与えるための振動軸8を有する電動加振器4
と、該振動軸8に連繋した変位検出器11と、測
定時間t中に前記初期ひずみ量附与装置6と電動
加振器4に動作信号を送る測定時間設定回路28
と、停止時間T中に前記試料1の初期ひずみ量△
lを解除し弛み△Qを与える信号を前記初期ひず
み量附与装置6に与える初期ひずみ量設定回路2
7と、前記力検出器5及び振動軸8に連繋した変
位検出器11からの出力信号を取り入れて演算す
べくなした複素弾性率演算回路16とから成る皮
膚、毛髪等生体物質の力学的性質の測定装置。
[Claims] 1. An initial strain amount Δl in the tensile direction is applied to the sample 1 only during the measurement time t, and reciprocating vibration in the horizontal direction is applied to the sample 1, while during the stop time T, the sample 1 is The applied initial strain amount △l is released to give a slack △Q, and the measurement time t and stop time T are alternately and continuously repeated to the sample 1 and the change mode of its elastic modulus is measured. A method for measuring the mechanical properties of biological materials such as skin and hair that have characteristics. 2. A method for measuring the mechanical properties of biological materials such as skin and hair in which cosmetics are applied to sample 1, as set forth in claim 1. 3. An initial strain imparting device 6 that moves together with the force detector 5 for imparting an initial strain Δl in the tensile direction to the sample 1, and a vibration shaft 8 for imparting reciprocating vibration in the horizontal direction to the sample 1. electric exciter 4 having
, a displacement detector 11 connected to the vibration shaft 8, and a measurement time setting circuit 28 that sends operation signals to the initial strain imparting device 6 and the electric exciter 4 during the measurement time t.
and the initial strain amount △ of the sample 1 during the stop time T
an initial strain amount setting circuit 2 which applies a signal to the initial strain amount imparting device 6 to cancel l and give a slack ΔQ;
7, and a complex elastic modulus calculation circuit 16 configured to take in and calculate output signals from the displacement detector 11 connected to the force detector 5 and the vibration shaft 8. Mechanical properties of biological materials such as skin and hair measuring device.
JP10898481A 1981-07-11 1981-07-11 Method and apparatus for measuring mechanical property of biological substance such as skin and hair Granted JPS5810630A (en)

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