Thin-walled structures as impact energy absorbers
By W. Abramowicz. 2003
360 citations recorded by the source corpus.
Subfields: Civil and Structural Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Mechanics of Materials
View Paper: https://www.semanticscholar.org/paper/5fac21db2c97d63ef0f0b84b50dd71c7738afe03
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In Civil and Structural Engineering
- Shahabedin Salehghaffari
- J. Simpson
- A. Olabi
- Zafer Kazancı
- M. Sajjia
- Mehdi Tajdari
- A. Baroutaji
- Masoud Shariat Panahi
In Mechanical Engineering
- Shahabedin Salehghaffari
- J. Simpson
- A. Olabi
- Zafer Kazancı
- M. Sajjia
- Mehdi Tajdari
- A. Baroutaji
- Masoud Shariat Panahi
In Mechanics of Materials
- Shahabedin Salehghaffari
- J. Simpson
- A. Olabi
- Zafer Kazancı
- M. Sajjia
- Mehdi Tajdari
- A. Baroutaji
- Masoud Shariat Panahi
Citations in the corpus
- Crushing investigation of crash boxes filled with honeycomb and re-entrant (auxetic) lattices (2020, background): “Thin-walled energy absorbers have been reviewed and are described within the literature [1-5].”
- On the crashworthiness performance of thin-walled energy absorbers: Recent advances and future developments (2017, background): “The main findings were reported in many review articles and books including those authored by Olabi et al [17], Alghamdi [18], Abramowicz [19], Qiu and Yu [20], Lu and Yu [1] and Jones [2].”
- Attempts to improve energy absorption characteristics of circular metal tubes subjected to axial loading (2010, methodology): “The crushing mechanics of thin-walled structures was investigated experimentally and theoretically by Abramowicz [20] and Wierzbicki [21].”