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Martulli, Luca Michele
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- 2024A new concept of structural smart fabric activated by shape memory alloyscitations
- 2023A modified energy‐based fatigue parameter for short fiber reinforced polymers: Performance analysis with varying thicknesses, load ratios, and fiber orientationscitations
- 2023Preliminary Stiffness-Driven Redesign of a Laminated Prosthetic Component Using Additive Manufacturingcitations
- 2021Infill shape effects on bending stiffness of additively manufactured short fibre reinforced polymer sandwich specimenscitations
- 2020Weld lines in tow-based sheet moulding compounds tensile properties: Morphological detrimental factorscitations
- 2020Static and Fatigue Performance of Carbon Fibre Sheet Moulding Compound Components
- 2019MULTISCALE MODELLING OF A THICK CARBON FIBRE SHEET MOULDING COMPOUND AUTOMOTIVE COMPONENT: FROM MANUFACTURING TO STRUCTURAL SIMULATION
- 2019High-fidelity μCT image processing versus structure tensor analysis: fibre orientation in random fibre composites
- 2019Pushing the boundaries of carbon fibre sheet moulding compounds: application to thick automotive components
- 2018EXPERIMENTAL CHARACTERIZATION ON THE ORIENTATION DEPENDENT FATIGUE RESPONSE OF STRAND-BASED CARBON SMC
- 2018Predictions of carbon fibre sheet moulding compound (CF-SMC) mechanical properties based on local fibre orientation
- 2017Assessment of state of the art prediction methodology for mechanical properties of CF-SMC structures
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Infill shape effects on bending stiffness of additively manufactured short fibre reinforced polymer sandwich specimens
Abstract
<jats:p> Additively manufactured polymer parts are often designed like composite sandwich structures. In this work, sandwich beam-like specimens with hexagonal, triangular and rectangular infills were manufactured with different infill densities. An influence of the shape of the infill on the overall stiffness was observed. The bending stiffness of the hexagonal specimens was between 13% and 25% lower than that of the other two cases that instead showed similar performances. Numerical simulations were performed using both shell and solid elements for the infill, to check if it was possible to model the differences observed experimentally. All simulations lead to accurate bending stiffness predictions, except for the rectangular infills with higher infill densities, for which overprediction between 20% and 25% was obtained. Based on these results, strategies for the finite element analysis of additively manufactured composite structures are discussed. </jats:p>