Evaluation of hexagonal chiral structure for morphing airfoil concept

By D. Bornengo, Fabrizio Scarpa, C. Remillat. 2005

143 citations recorded by the source corpus.

Subfields: Aerospace Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Pulmonary and Respiratory Medicine

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In Aerospace Engineering

1. Massimo Ruzzene
2. Jinsong Leng
3. Jian Sun
4. C. Ha
5. Qinghua Guan
6. Yanju Liu
7. R. Lakes
8. M. Plesha

In Mechanical Engineering

1. R. Lakes
2. C. Ha
3. M. Plesha
4. Phuong N. U. Tran
5. Tuan Duc Ngo
6. Yi Min Xie
7. X. Ren
8. Jinsong Leng

In Pulmonary and Respiratory Medicine

1. Phuong N. U. Tran
2. Yi Min Xie
3. Tuan Duc Ngo
4. X. Ren
5. Jinsong Leng
6. Hong-jun Hu
7. Jian Sun
8. Massimo Ruzzene

Citations in the corpus

• Compressive properties of 3D printed auxetic structures: experimental and numerical studies (2020, background): “…re–entrant honeycomb compressed in the Y direction; (e) tetrachiral honeycomb; (f) anti–tetrachiral honeycomb. noting that the theoretical results mentioned above did not consider the axial and shear deformation of the walls or any deformation of the cylinders (Bornengo, Scarpa, and Remillat 2005).”
• Auxetic metamaterials and structures: a review (2018, methodology): “In the work of Bornengo et al [103], a concept of hexagonal chiral honeycomb was proposed as a truss-like internal structure for adaptive wing box configurations.”
• Composite chiral structures for morphing airfoils: Numerical analyses and development of a manufacturing process (2010, methodology): “A manufacturing process is then developed to assemble the considered structural configurations using composite materials.”
• Chiral three-dimensional lattices with tunable Poisson’s ratio (2016, background): “Chiral 2D lattices have been studied for use as structural honeycomb [5] [6] in sandwich panels for airplane wings that morph or change shape.”
• Controllable thermal expansion of large magnitude in chiral negative Poisson's ratio lattices (2015, methodology): “Chiral lattices have been considered for use as chiral honeycomb [13] [14] in sandwich panels for airplane wings that change shape, and they have been analyzed for buckling [15] and other characteristics such as stop bands in wave propagation [16]; they have also been fitted with sensors and actuato”
• Morphing aircraft based on smart materials and structures: A state-of-the-art review (2016, background): “, 2013; Vigliotti and Pasini, 2015), chiral honeycombs (Airoldi et al., 2012; Bornengo et al., 2005; Martin et al., 2008; Spadoni and Ruzzene, 2007), and cross-shaped honeycombs (Zhang et al.”
• Chiral three‐dimensional isotropic lattices with negative Poisson's ratio (2016, background): “Chiral 2D lattices have been analyzed for use as structural honeycomb [9, 10] that may be used in sandwich panels for airplane wings that morph or change shape.”
• Zero Poisson’s ratio cellular structure for two-dimensional morphing applications (2015, unknown): “Besides the re-entrant honeycomb topology, there are some other auxetic cellular configurations such as the chiral [18-21], star-shaped [22], and double arrowhead honeycomb [23, 24].”
• A review on auxetic structures and polymeric materials (2010, background): “…1982; Lee et al., 1996; Theocaris et al., 1997; Lim, 2003; Grima et al., 2005d), chiral structures (Prall and Lakes, 1997; Spadoni et al., 2005; Bornengo et al., 2005), rotating rigid/semi-rigid units (Ishibashi and Iwata, 2000; Vasiliev et al., 2002; Grima and Evans, 2000a, 2006; Grima et…”