Crashworthiness assessment of auxetic foam-filled tube under quasi-static axial loading

By S. Mohsenizadeh, R. Alipour, M. S. Rad, A. Nejad, Z. Ahmad. 2015

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Review of Auxetic Materials for Sports Applications: Expanding Options in Comfort and Protection (2018, unknown): “Increased energy absorption has been shown experimentally for auxetic foam; under flat plate [33] and studded impacts [274], quasi-statically with flat compression plates [8], within aluminium tubes [299] and with a studded indenter and a stiff shell [7].”
On the crashworthiness performance of thin-walled energy absorbers: Recent advances and future developments (2017, background): “Auxetic foam, which is a new generation of foam material, has been used as a filler material in TW tubes [229].”
Crushing investigation of crash boxes filled with honeycomb and re-entrant (auxetic) lattices (2020, background): “Crash tube fillers have included auxetic foams [27,28] and auxetic lattices [29].”
A simple auxetic tubular structure with tuneable mechanical properties (2016, methodology): “Recently, Mohsenizadeh et al [8] concluded that auxetic foam-filled square tube is superior to empty and conventional foam-filled square tubes in terms of crashworthiness indicators through experimental method, and Hou et al [9] obtained the optimal Poisson’s ratio of the filled material for three f”