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Original Article

Thermal expansion properties of double concave arrow honeycomb structure with double materials

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Received 03 Jul 2024, Accepted 26 Jul 2024, Published online: 06 Aug 2024
 

Abstract

This article proposes a kind of double concave double-arrow cell. The equivalent thermal expansion coefficient is obtained by using the geometric relation of deformation. The theoretical results agree well with the finite element results. The effect of material matching and geometry size on the equivalent thermal expansion coefficient is discussed. Based on the proposed two-material double-arrow cell, a two-material honeycomb structure is constructed. The thermal expansion coefficient, equivalent elastic modulus and Poisson’s ratio of the structure under thermal load are numerically discussed. It is found that the thermal expansion coefficient of the structure increases with the increase of the thermal expansion coefficient of the material, and the thermal expansion coefficient of the up arrow has a greater effect on the thermal expansion performance of the structure than that of the down arrow. Compared with the single material honeycomb structure, the double-material concave honeycomb structure does not produce the deformation mode of surrounding diffusion, and its longitudinal expansion is smaller. It shows that zero expansion can be achieved by adjusting the material and geometric parameters, and this structure provides a new idea for the design of other zero expansion structures.

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The authors declare that they have no conflict of interest.

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