IMPACT OF THE GEOMETRY OF CELLULAR STRUCTURE OF GLASS-FILLED POLYAMIDE MATERIAL ON THE ENERGY-ABSORBING PROPERTIES OF DESIGN ELEMENTS

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DIACHENKO, Semen ;BALABANOV, Sergey ;SYCHOV, Maxim  ;LITOSOV, German  ;KIRYANOV, Nikita  .
IMPACT OF THE GEOMETRY OF CELLULAR STRUCTURE OF GLASS-FILLED POLYAMIDE MATERIAL ON THE ENERGY-ABSORBING PROPERTIES OF DESIGN ELEMENTS. 
Articles in Press, [S.l.], v. 0, n.0, p. , june 2024. 
ISSN 0039-2480.
Available at: <https://www.sv-jme.eu/sl/article/impact-of-the-geometry-of-cellular-structure-of-glass-filled-polyamide-material-on-the-energy-absorbing-properties-of-design-elements/>. Date accessed: 25 oct. 2024. 
doi:http://dx.doi.org/.
Diachenko, S., Balabanov, S., Sychov, M., Litosov, G., & Kiryanov, N.
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IMPACT OF THE GEOMETRY OF CELLULAR STRUCTURE OF GLASS-FILLED POLYAMIDE MATERIAL ON THE ENERGY-ABSORBING PROPERTIES OF DESIGN ELEMENTS.
Articles in Press, 0(0), .
doi:http://dx.doi.org/
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Diachenko, Semen, Balabanov, Sergey, Sychov, Maxim , Litosov, German , AND Kiryanov, Nikita .
"IMPACT OF THE GEOMETRY OF CELLULAR STRUCTURE OF GLASS-FILLED POLYAMIDE MATERIAL ON THE ENERGY-ABSORBING PROPERTIES OF DESIGN ELEMENTS" Articles in Press [Online], Volume 0 Number 0 (19 June 2024)

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  • Saint-Petersburg State Institute of Technology 1
  • Institute of Silicate Chemistry RAS 2

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This study investigated the energy-absorbing properties of cellular materials with the geometry of triply minimal energy surfaces (TPMS) and the likes of them: D, G, IWP*, N, P, Q, PJ - surfaces made of glass-filled polyamide by selective laser sintering, at a constant isosurface level t=0. As a result of the study, a 3D printing SLS mode with an energy density E=157 J/cm3 was selected; the mechanical properties of glass-filled polyamide in this mode were determined, in particular the compressive strength limit σc= 61 MPa; the physical and mechanical properties of TPMS under their compression were determined depending on the geometry: the highest specific strength limit σsp.max>8 MPa·cm3/g is possessed by samples with the geometry IWP* and PJ; the highest specific energy absorption Asp = 14.5 MJ/m3 - a sample with the geometry N. The adequacy of applying the Gibson-Ashby law for manufactured cellular materials with TPMS geometry has been proven. The study proposes to consider TPMS from polyamide as energy-absorbing elements of structures.

3D printing, selective laser sintering, polyamide, glass, triply periodic minimal surface, energy absorption, dampers;