The mechanical properties of in-plane impact and energy absorbing capabilities of the sandwich quasi-honeycomb structure at different impact speeds are discussed
and the deformation mechanisms and specific energy absorbing capabilities of the quasi-honeycomb structure and traditional hexagonal honeycomb structure under the impact from different direction are compared. Results show that: 1)under low-speed impact
the quasi-honeycomb structure exhibits the partial deformation characteristics of V-type
X-type
K-type and I-type
etc.; 2)under middle-speed impact
the hexagonal and quadrilateral cellular units in the quasi-honeycomb structure are alternately crushed and the partial deformation of I-type gradually extends from impact end to fixed; and 3)compared with hexagonal honeycomb structure
the energy absorption capability and energy absorption process of the quasi-honeycomb structure are more stable and reliable without the effect of impact direction. Conclusions derived from this study may offer a basis for further research of the dynamic impact characteristics of sandwich quasi-honeycomb structure in different structural arrangements.
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