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    VVUQ 40.1 - An Example of Assessing Computational Model Credibility Using the ASME V&V 40 Risk-Based Framework: Tibial Tray Component Worst-Case Size Identification for Fatigue Testing

    VVUQ 40.1 - 2026

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    This Technical Report summarizes the application of the ASME V&V 40 credibility assessment framework to a computational model that simulates a mechanical test based on the ISO 14879-1 standard, which evaluates the fatigue performance of an orthopedic tibial tray component. Section 2 provides background on the credibility assessment framework and guidance on using this Technical Report. Section 3 provides a general overview of tibial tray design and evaluation, including a description of the mechanical test method. Sections 4 through 8 follow the ASME V&V 40 credibility assessment framework up to Documentation and Evidence.
    This standard has been placed on stabilized maintenance. Requests and recommendations for change from any materially affected and interested party will be considered. Requests should be submitted to CSAdmin@asme.org and include the Standard designation and the rationale for the request.

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