Abstract
The present contribution proves that Kresling-patterned tubular origami metamaterials can exhibit a nonlinear buckling behavior in compression characterized by extremely significant and sudden twisting, as well as by extreme transverse dilation/contraction. It is proved that such an extreme buckling behavior can be achieved by tuning the ratio between stiffness parameters controlling the relative compliance of in-plane deformation of facets with respect to their bending and folding about creases. The modeling strategy adopted in the present contribution is discrete in nature and consists of an extensional-rotational spring model where energy barriers are introduced to prevent the interpenetration of adjacent facets.
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