Mechanical Properties of a New Type of Architected Interpenetrating Phase Composite Materials

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Mechanical performance of 3D printed interpenetrating phase composites with spinodal topologies (2021, background): “In particular, excellent combinations of high stiffness, strength and energy absorption have been demonstrated [29 – 34], and TPMS ‐ based IPCs have been shown to possess better mechanical properties than their truss ‐ based counterparts [31].”
Generation of 3D representative volume elements for heterogeneous materials: A review (2018, methodology): “Interpenetrating phase composites with triply periodic minimal surface-based sheet and solid reinforcement material are considered in [275], see Fig.”
Bioinspired heat exchangers based on triply periodic minimal surfaces for supercritical CO2 cycles (2020, methodology): “Two possible ways can be employed to create structures [33]: the first is by thickening the surface to yield a sheet-based TPMS structure [33] and the second is by solidifying the volumes defined by the minimal surface to yield a skeletal based TPMS structure [34].”