Dynamic crushing of sandwich panels with prismatic lattice cores
Dynamic crushing of sandwich panels with prismatic lattice cores
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DOI:
10.1016/j.ijsolstr.2007.02.015
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发表时间:
2007-09
影响因子:
3.6
通讯作者:
M. Tilbrook;D. Radford;V. Deshpande;N. Fleck
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作者:
M. Tilbrook;D. Radford;V. Deshpande;N. Fleck
The dynamic out-of-plane compressive response of stainless steel corrugated and Y-frame sandwich cores have been investigated for impact velocities ranging from quasi-static to 200ms−1. Laboratory-scale sandwich cores of relative density 2.5% were manufactured and the stresses on the front and rear faces of the dynamically compressed sandwich cores were measured using a direct impact Kolsky bar. Direct observational evidence is provided for micro-inertial stabilisation of both topologies against elastic buckling at impact velocities below 30ms−1. At higher impact velocities, plastic waves within the core members result in the front face stresses increasing with increasing velocity while the rear face stresses remain approximately constant. While the finite element calculations predict the rear face stresses and dynamic deformation modes to reasonable accuracy, the relatively slow response time of the measurement apparatus results in poor agreement between the measured and predicted front face stresses. The finite element calculations also demonstrate that material strain-rate effects have a negligible effect upon the dynamic compressive response of laboratory-scale and full-scale sandwich cores.