A morphological elastic model of general hexagonal columnar structures
The authors develop a general three-dimensional anisotropic hexagonal model of columnar structure with non-uniform strut morphology. This model covers several types of cellular structures such as two-dimensional hexagonal and square honeycombs and three-dimensional hexagonal and rhombic cellular materials of rod-like columnar structure. The effect of tapered strut morphology on the elastic properties of cellular structures is investigated. It is found that the effective elastic properties of cellular materials are dependent not only on the relative density, but also on strut morphology both in cross-section geometry and in its variation along the strut length which the present model takes into account. The results illustrate the importance of strut morphology in calculating effective elastic properties of cellular materials.
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- The effect of doubly tapered strut morphology on the plastic yield surface of cellular materials
- Effects of solid distribution on the elastic buckling of honeycombs
- The effects of non-periodic microstructure on the elastic properties of two-dimensional cellular solids
- Elastodynamic behaviour of honeycomb cellular media
- The effect of doubly tapered strut morphology on the plastic yield surface of cellular materials
- A model of columnar jointing
- Multiscale modelling of damage and failure in two-dimensional metallic foams
- Paws, pads and plants: the enhanced elasticity of cell-filled load-bearing structures
- Plastic collapse of cellular structures comprised of doubly tapered struts
- The microstructural origin of strain hardening in two-dimensional open-cell metal foams
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