Chiral auxetic metamaterial structure with tension-torsion coupling properties and its preparation method
A material structure and chirality technology, which is applied to 3D object support structures, manufacturing tools, mechanical equipment, etc., can solve problems such as low positioning accuracy, poor connection effect, and falling off structure of inclined rods, so as to reduce stress concentration and improve the overall Effects of auxetic and torsional properties, excellent load-carrying capacity
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[0054] A method for preparing a chiral auxetic metamaterial structure with tension-torsion coupling characteristics of the present invention comprises the following steps:
[0055] S1. Select a polygonal ring structure as the unit cell shape. The corresponding number of connecting rods and rings are connected at an acute angle at the vertices of the polygon. The upper and lower polygonal rings with connecting rods are in a reverse relationship with each other and the centroids are aligned in the Z direction. Corresponding A number of inclined cylinders connect the vertices of the upper and lower rings in pairs to form an inclined rotation direction, and then distribute the unit cells in an array in space to obtain the model;
[0056] S2, utilize Solidworks software to carry out geometric modeling and configuration design to the model that step S1 obtains;
[0057] Establish a three-dimensional unit cell structure, including the side length and width of the polygonal ring struc...
Embodiment 1
[0062] see figure 1 and figure 2 , a chiral auxetic metamaterial structure with tension-torsion coupling properties obtained from a three-dimensional unit cell structure consisting of two regular hexagonal rings with connecting rods and an inclined cylinder between the rings through a spatial array , the connecting rod and the ring are connected at an acute angle at the vertices of the regular hexagon and are distributed in a circular array centered on the centroid of the ring. Two inclined cylinders connect the vertices of the upper and lower rings in pairs, and the axis of each cylinder is not parallel to the centroid line of the upper and lower rings, and is arranged in a circle with the centroid line as the center line, forming an inclined rotation direction. The unit cells are distributed in space in the X direction, the 120° direction from X, and the Z direction. On the XOY plane, the connecting rod intersections of adjacent units are connected in a cylindrical manner,...
Embodiment 2
[0070] see figure 1 and figure 2 , a chiral auxetic metamaterial structure with tension-torsion coupling characteristics, referring to Example 1, the difference is that the regular hexagonal ring can be replaced by a square ring, the number of connecting rods and inclined cylinders is changed to 4, and the connecting rods and The rings are connected at the vertices of the square at an acute angle and are distributed in a circular array centered on the centroid of the rings. The upper and lower rings with connecting rods are in a reverse relationship with each other and the centroids are aligned in the Z direction. Four inclined cylinders connect the upper and lower rings. The vertices of the cylinders are connected in pairs, and the axes of the cylinders are not parallel to the line connecting the centroids of the upper and lower rings, and are arranged in a circle with the line connecting the centroids as the center line, forming an oblique direction of rotation. The unit c...
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