Wire-woven cellular metals: The present and future

Kang, Ki‐Ju

doi:10.1016/j.pmatsci.2014.11.003

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“…[19][20][21]27,31,33,[37][38][39][40][41][42][43][44][45][46] Truss type PRMIS have the largest empty volume in the core region among type PRMIS. Therefore, the truss type PRMIS can greatly reduce the relative density of the metallic sandwich plate.…”

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“…21,38,58 The widened joined region between the inner structures and the face sheets can enhance the resistance to face buckling of the metallic sandwich plate. Straight kagome 21,27,45,46 Woven wire 37,48 Isotropic hexagonal honeycomb 21,50 Regular square honeycomb 21,27,32 Uni-Directionally corrugate 21,22 Y-Frame In general, the material of the face sheets was almost identical to that of the PRMIS excluding the Kagome inner structures. In case of the Kagome inner structures, a copper-beryllium, a mild steel and a stainless steel were adopted as the material of the face sheets.…”

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“…Relative densities of pyramidal and Mild steel tetrahedral truss inner structures are influenced by the thickness, the length and the included angle of struts of the inner structure, as shown in Table 3. 19,21,27,35,38 The relative density of the Kagome inner structure is dependent on the diameter, the half-length and the included angle of struts of the inner structure, as shown in Table 2 The woven wire inner structures was generally used as single layered textile inner structures. 18,20,21,27,37,[47][48][49] The woven wire inner structures can enhance the specific stiffness.…”

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“…In case of the Kagome inner structures, a copper-beryllium, a mild steel and a stainless steel were adopted as the material of the face sheets. 27,38,[43][44][45][46] Due to the formability problem of thick metallic sandwich plates, the application of thick metallic sandwich plates to parts of transport vehicles was limited. The pyramidal truss, woven wire and dimple types of PRMIS were designed to apply thin metallic sandwich plates to components with large radius of curvature of the forming die.…”

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“…Various methodologies for the fabrication of thick metallic sandwich plates with Kagome inner structures were developed, as shown in Table 3 27 Kang investigated into procedures of the thick metallic sandwich plate with Kagome inner structures. 27 Kang reported that brazing and soldering processes can be used to mass-produce thick metallic sandwich plates with Kagome inner structures.…”

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Recently, the attempt to decrease greenhouse gases, noxious gases and utilized energy sources has emerged as a crucial issue in the world to manage problems of global warming, resource depletion and air pollution. Institutes, universities and industries related to transport vehicles have endeavored to solve these crucial problems through the reduction of the overall weight of transport vehicles. However, the weight reduction of components of transport vehicles greatly affects the strength, the stiffness and the energy absorption of transport vehicles. Metallic sandwich plates with periodically repeated metallic inner structures (PRMIS) have been introduced to meet these conflicting demands. This paper reviews recent research trends of metallic sandwich plates with PRMIS in terms of design, manufacturing and formability. This paper is focused on a single layer PRMIS. Key technologies and the state-of-the art related to design, manufacturing and formability of metallic sandwich plates with PRMIS are discussed. In addition, future research issues of metallic sandwich plates with PRMIS are described.

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Porous metals have been under development for nearly a century, but commercial adoption remains limited. This development has followed two primary routes: liquid state or solid state processing. Liquid state foaming introduces porosity to a liquid or semi‐solid metal, and solid state foaming introduces porosity to a metal, which is fully solid. Either method may create pores by internal gas pressure or introducing metal around a template directly control porosity. Process optimization and commercial output has been primarily related to liquid state methods, as solid state processing is often more complex, diverse, and with lower throughput. Solid state methods, however, are often more versatile and offer greater control of pore characteristics. Ongoing advancements in solid state foaming have allowed for a wide array of metals and alloys to be made porous and the three‐dimensional structure to be precisely tailored. In general, solid state processing remains limited to niche applications, often with modest dimensions (cm scale). “Traditional” solid state processes are being further refined and extended, and continuing developments to reduce cost, increase output, and control pore characteristics are likely to produce important advancements in coming years. The extensive variability of pore quantity and morphology makes solid state processes suitable, and often preferable, for an assortment of functional and structural applications, with electrodes and biomedical devices being among the most popular in current research. Various techniques for introducing porosity, the way these methods are applied, important considerations, typical outcomes, and current applications are reviewed.

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Wire-woven cellular metals: The present and future

Cited by 104 publications

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Research trends of metallic sandwich plates with single layer periodically repeated metallic inner structures (PRMIS) - focused on design, manufacturing and formability

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Introduction to Lattice Materials

Solid State Porous Metal Production: A Review of the Capabilities, Characteristics, and Challenges

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