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- 2022Rehydration of the Tendon Fascicle Bundles Using Simulated Body Fluid Ensures Stable Mechanical Properties of the Samplescitations
- 2022Recent advances in MXene-based sensors for Structural Health Monitoring applications: A reviewcitations
- 2022Recent advances in MXene-based sensors for Structural Health Monitoring applications: A reviewcitations
- 2021Micromechanical modeling of nacre-mimetic Ti 3 C 2 -MXene nanocomposites with viscoelastic polymer matrixcitations
- 2021Micromechanical modeling of nacre-mimetic Ti3C2-MXene nanocomposites with viscoelastic polymer matrixcitations
- 2020Deformation of bioinspired MXene-based polymer composites with brick and mortar structures: A computational analysiscitations
- 2020Deformation of bioinspired MXene-based polymer composites with brick and mortar structures: A computational analysiscitations
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Deformation of bioinspired MXene-based polymer composites with brick and mortar structures: A computational analysis
Abstract
In this work, the deformation behavior of MXene-based polymer composites with bioinspired brick and mortar structures is analyzed. MXene/Polymer nanocomposites are modeled at microscale for bioinspired configurations of nacre-mimetic brick-and-mortar assembly structure. MXenes (brick) with polymer matrix (mortar) are modeled using classical analytical methods and numerical methods based on finite elements (FE). The analytical methods provide less accurate estimation of elastic properties compared to the numerical one. MXene nanocomposite models analyzed with the FE method provide estimates of elastic constants in the same order of magnitude as literature-reported experimental results. Bioinspired design of MXene nanocomposites results in an effective increase of Young’s modulus of the nanocomposite by 25.1% and strength (maximum stress capacity within elastic limits) enhanced by 42.3%. The brick and mortar structure of the nanocomposites leads to an interlocking mechanism between MXene fillers in the polymer matrix, resulting in effective load transfer, good strength, and damage resistance. This is demonstrated in this paper by numerical analysis of MXene nanocomposites subjected to quasi-static loads.