Strengthening Mechanisms in Microtruss Metals

Strengthening Mechanisms in Microtruss Metals

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Microtrusses are hybrid materials composed of a three-dimensional array of struts capable of efficiently transmitting an externally applied load. The strut connectivity of microtrusses enables them to behave in a stretch-dominated fashion, allowing higher specific strength and stiffness values to be...

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Main Author: Ng, Evelyn
Other Authors: Hibbard, Glenn D.
Language:en_ca
Published: 2012
Subjects:
microtruss
strengthening
copper
C11000
aluminum
AA2024
cellular
metal
mechanical
properties
compressive strength
densification energy
modulus
work hardening
precipitation hardening
heat treatment
nanocrystalline coating
aluminum oxide coating
coating
anodizing
electrodeposition
strengthening mechanisms
geometry
pyramidal
compression
buckling
architecture
truss
uniaxial compression
perforation
Ramberg-Osgood
Holloman
nickel-iron
annealing
relative density
periodic cellular
hybrid
composite
microhardness
stretch bend
peak strength
scanning electron microscopy
stress
strain
bending
stretching
failure
yielding
column
critical buckling strength
critical buckling stress
yield strength
forming
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Online Access:http://hdl.handle.net/1807/34825

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