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Ćwieka, Karol
Warsaw University of Technology
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- 2023Recycling electronic scrap to make molten carbonate fuel cell cathodescitations
- 2021Supporting ionic conductivity of Li2CO3/K2CO3 molten carbonate electrolyte by using yttria stabilized zirconia matrixcitations
- 2020Metallic foam supported electrodes for molten carbonate fuel cellscitations
- 2018Titanium-related color centers in diamond: a density functional theory predictioncitations
- 2018Multi-modal porous microstructure for high temperature fuel cell applicationcitations
- 2018Microstructure design of electrodes for high temperature fuel cell applications
- 2017Development of Molten Carbonate Fuel Cells at Warsaw University of Technologycitations
- 2017Status report on high temperature fuel cells in Poland – Recent advances and achievementscitations
- 2017Optimization of the Microstructure of Molten Carbonate Fuel Cell Anodecitations
- 2017Incorporation of the Pore Size Variation to Modeling of the Elastic Behavior of Metallic Open-Cell Foamscitations
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Incorporation of the Pore Size Variation to Modeling of the Elastic Behavior of Metallic Open-Cell Foams
Abstract
n the present paper we present the approach for modeling of the elastic behavior of open-cell metallic foams concerning non-uniform pore size distribution. This approach combines design of foam structures and numerical simulations of compression tests using finite element method (FEM). In the design stage, Laguerre-Voronoi tessellations (LVT) were performed on several sets of packed spheres with defined variation of radii, bringing about a set of foam structures with porosity ranging from 74 to 98% and different pore size variation quantified by the coefficient of pore volume variation, CV(V), from 0.5 to 2.1. Each structure was numerically subjected to uni-axial compression test along three directions within the elastic region. Basing on the numerical response, the effective Young’s modulus, E