Nail with negative Poisson's ratio effect and design method thereof
A technology of negative Poisson's ratio and nails, which is applied in the field of new materials and new structures, can solve the problems of less three-dimensional negative Poisson, backwardness, weak bearing capacity and impact resistance, and achieve firmness, difficulty in pulling out, and high compressive strength , the effect of low tensile strength
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[0027] Below in conjunction with specific embodiment and accompanying drawing, the present invention will be further described:
[0028] As shown in Figures 1 and 2, a nail with a negative Poisson's ratio effect comprises a nail head 1, a nail shank 2 and a nail tail 3;
[0029] The thickness h and cylinder diameter D of the nail head 1 1 Satisfy: 5.5>D 1 / h>2;
[0030] The circular tube outer diameter D of the nail shank 2 with nail head diameter D 1 Satisfy: 3>D 1 / D 2 >1.6;
[0031] The length L of the round tube of the nail shank and the outer diameter D of the round tube 2 Satisfy: 8>L / D 2 >1.5;
[0032] The nail shank 2 is a tubular structure with periodically alternating horizontal and vertical holes;
[0033] The nail shank 2 satisfies: 0.15>round tube thickness / round tube length>0.08;
[0034] The nail tail 3 satisfies: 32°≥θ≥15°;
[0035] The detailed steps for the design of the above-mentioned nail with negative Poisson's ratio effect are as follows:
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