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This study designed and analyzed three novel hierarchical reentrant honeycomb structures, composed of nested subunits with varying Poisson’s ratio characteristics, to evaluate their tensile performance through simulations and experiments. The results show that all three structures exhibit the negative Poisson’s ratio under tensile loading in both axial directions, with the subunits’ Poisson’s ratios influencing the overall Poisson’s ratio of the structure. The CH structure demonstrates higher stiffness under Y -axis loading, while the SRH structure exhibits higher stiffness under X-axis loading. In terms of deformation, the CH structure shows greater flexibility compared to the other two. The SRH structure consistently maintains an intermediate tensile strength among the three.
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In this study, three novel types of hierarchical reentrant honeycomb structures were designed, which comprised subunits with a semi-reentrant, reentrant, and hexagonal honeycomb. These subunits exhibited zero/negative/positive Poisson’s ratios, respectively. Geometric relationships of those structures were established. The out of plane compression behavior and deformation characteristics were investigated through finite element simulations and experiments. It was showed that the hierarchical structure composed of reentrant subunits had the best mechanical properties among three structures. The hierarchical structure composed of the classic hexagonal honeycomb subunit exhibited plastic deformation characteristic spreading from the middle and upper layers to the whole region during compression.
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