The quasi-static and blast loading response of lattice structures

By S. Mckown, Y. Shen, W. K. Brookes, C. Sutcliffe, Wesley James Cantwell, G. Langdon, G. Nurick, M. Theobald. 2008

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Subfields: Automotive Engineering, Civil and Structural Engineering, Mechanical Engineering

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In Automotive Engineering

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2. R. Mines
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4. Ahmed Hussein
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2. C. Yan
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4. R. Mines
5. Liang Hao
6. Zhihua Wang
7. Feng Zhu
8. Philippe G. Young

Citations in the corpus

• Energy absorption in lattice structures in dynamics: Experiments (2016, neutral): “McKown et al. (2008) experimentally evaluated the quasi-94 static response and dynamic progressive collapse behaviour of steel lattice95 structures under impulsive loads and their associated failure modes, without96 focusing on the effect of lattice structures on the temporal spreading of im-97…”
• Advanced lightweight 316L stainless steel cellular lattice structures fabricated via selective laser melting (2014, methodology): “[13] made a range of metallic lattice structures based on two kinds of unit cells possessing octahedral and pillar-octahedral topologies”
• The Mechanical Properties of Sandwich Structures Based on Metal Lattice Architectures (2010, background): “Initial studies have shown that sandwich structures based on lattice architectures offer an excellent resistance to blast loading, such as that generated by a plastic explosive [9].”