Abstract
Lattice materials are recognized as the most potential functional material, with remarkable periodic and modular characteristics. The 3D models and mechanical models of ECC, BCC, GBCC and BCCxy cells are established. The mechanical properties of different cell configurations under static and dynamic loads are studied by finite element simulation. The results show that the straight-rod dominant cells such as the ECC and GBCC cells have higher equivalent stiffness, and the lattice material composed of that will be provided with better bearing performance. The inclined-rod dominant cells such as the BCC and BCCxy cells have greater strain energy, and the lattice material composed of that will be provided with better buffer and energy absorption. By studying the mechanical properties of different cells, it provides a reference for cells selection and optimization of lattice materials to meet different engineering application requirements.
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