journal article·2020-11

Analysis of the mechanical properties of double arrowhead auxetic metamaterials under tension

Longxin Gu, Qiaoli Xu, Dongming Zheng, Haochen Zou, Zhenrui Liu, Zhaoqun Du

Textile Research Journal· Volume 90· Issue 21-22
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Abstract

In order to study the deformation behavior of double arrowhead (DAH) auxetic metamaterials under different forces with different directions as well as the effects of the geometry parameters on the Poisson's ratio, this paper assembled an advanced researching method by combining the industrial design of SolidWorks software, the finite element analysis of Abaqus software and three-dimensional printed technology. Results show that the DAH structure expanded in the direction perpendicular to the force first and contracted with the strain increasing when it was pulled by the uniaxial force, no matter which direction the force is applied. Besides, the auxetic effect of the DAH structure under the tensile force in the X direction is longer than that under the tensile force in the Y direction. It is more resistant to compression when the DAH structure is subjected to transverse tensile forces than when it is subjected to longitudinal tensile forces. The angle of the V-shaped short truss has a significant impact on the negative Poisson's ratio of the DAH structure, while the angle of the V-shaped long truss angle has little influence on its auxetic performance. Specifically, the smaller the angles, the better the auxetic effect.
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OpenAlex topics: Cellular and Composite Structures · Additive Manufacturing and 3D Printing Technologies · Modular Robots and Swarm Intelligence

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Key Laboratory of Textile Science & Technology, Ministry of Education, College of Textiles, Donghua University, Shanghai, China

Jiangxi Provincial Center for Quality Inspection and Supervision on Down Products, Jiangxi Gongqingcheng, China

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