Abstract
AbstractA multifield simulation approach of cellular cores produced by additive manufacturing is presented. The analysis is aiming to derive the relation between the manufacturing process parameters and the resulting material failure behaviour. To this purpose, the selective laser melting manufacturing process is initially thermo‐mechanically simulated, followed by the mechanical analysis of the nonlinear core behaviour. The methodology is demonstrated in the case of open‐lattice body‐centred‐cubic (BCC) cellular cores.
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