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Mechanics of curved-ligament hexachiral metastructures under planar deformations

This paper presents a study of the mechanical response of hexachiral honeycombs with transversally curved ligaments under planar uniaxial tensile, compressive and shear loads. The impact of the chiral cell design parameters on the resulting macroscopic behaviour is assessed utilising finite elements...

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Published in:Journal of the mechanics and physics of solids 2019-04, Vol.125, p.145-163
Main Authors: Runkel, F., Ramstein, G., Molinari, G., Arrieta, A.F., Ermanni, P.
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description This paper presents a study of the mechanical response of hexachiral honeycombs with transversally curved ligaments under planar uniaxial tensile, compressive and shear loads. The impact of the chiral cell design parameters on the resulting macroscopic behaviour is assessed utilising finite elements calculations. It is shown that the presence of ligament curvature permits to attain mechanical responses which are not achievable through conventional chiral honeycomb designs. In addition, the resulting responses exhibit, for all considered load cases, significant tunability through the investigated geometrical design parameters. Two chiral lattices with identical geometries, only differing in their ligament curvature, were manufactured and experimentally tested to validate the finite elements predictions. A connection and assembly strategy is presented and utilised, offering a fast and robust approach to build larger finite lattice structures through 3D printed single basic cells. The hexachiral lattices were tested in tension, compression and in-plane shear, showing good agreement with the numerical predictions.
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Mechanical analysis
Metamaterials
Planar loads
Robustness (mathematics)
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