期刊
JOURNAL OF THE MECHANICS AND PHYSICS OF SOLIDS
卷 149, 期 -, 页码 -出版社
PERGAMON-ELSEVIER SCIENCE LTD
DOI: 10.1016/j.jmps.2021.104341
关键词
Mechanical metamaterials; Composite lattice materials; Bioinspired design; Microstructural design; Energy absorption
资金
- BUAA-CAIP United Laboratory
- Changshu Automotive Trim Co., Ltd
- Fundamental Research Funds for the Central Universities, Beihang University
- H.T. AMP
- Jessie Chua Distinguished Professorship at Berkeley
The research team developed a dual-phase mechanical metamaterial composite inspired by precipitation hardening mechanisms observed in biological materials and engineering alloys, which can simultaneously enhance strength and toughness. By adding reinforcement phase grains and fully utilizing energy dissipation from phase-boundary slip, a dual-phase metamaterial with superior energy absorption capability was designed, showing great potential for various future applications.
Nature?s materials are generally hybrid composites with superior mechanical properties achieved through delicate architectural designs. Inspired by the precipitation hardening mechanisms observed in biological materials as well as engineering alloys, we develop here dual-phase mechanical metamaterial composites by employing architected lattice materials as the constituent matrix and reinforcement phases. The composite metamaterials made from austenitic stainless steel are simply fabricated using selected laser melting based additive manufacturing. Using quasi-static compression tests and simulation studies, we find that strength and toughness can be simultaneously enhanced with the addition of reinforcement phase grains. Effects of reinforcement phase patterning and connectivity are examined. By fully utilizing the energy dissipation from phase-boundary slip, an optimized dual-phase metamaterial is designed with the maximum slip area, where every truss unit in the matrix phase is completely surrounded by reinforcement phase lattices; this material exhibits a specific energy absorption capability that is similar to 2.5 times that of the constituent matrix phase lattices. The design rationale for dissipative dual-phase metamaterials is analyzed and summarized with a focus on phase pattering. The present digital multiphase mechanical metamaterials can emulate almost any of nature's architectures and toughening mechanisms, offering a novel pathway to manipulate mechanical properties through arbitrary phase-material selection and patterning. We believe that this could markedly expand the design space for the development of future materials.
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