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The fluid-structure interaction response of composite auxetic re-entrant honeycomb structures to underwater impact
Highlights A novel composite auxetic reentrant honeycomb structure is designed and fabricated. The underwater impact properties of composite reentrant honeycomb structure were explored and analyzed by experiment and finite element analysis. The effect of gradient form, peak pressure and decaying time on the fluid-structure interaction was analyzed and revealed. The effect of cavitation of composite reentrant honeycomb structure was analyzed and investigated.
Abstract In this paper, the effects of the gradient form, peak pressure and decaying time on the fluid-structure interaction of composite auxetic re-entrant honeycomb structures was experimentally and numerically investigated. The specimens for this experiment were manufactured by hot-press molding method. The acrylic transparent tube was utilized to accommodate water medium, pistons and specimen during experiment. The exponential decaying shock wave was simulated by accelerating the fly plate to impact the piston based on the one-stage light gas gun system. The incident velocity of the fly plate and process of the fluid-structure interaction response were monitored by high frame rate camera. In addition, the velocity of the shock wave in water was measured by transducers installed at different measuring points. The voltage signal of the dynamic overpressure collected by transducers was amplified by the charge amplifier and recorded by the oscilloscope. On the other hand, finite element software Abaqus/Explicit was applied to simulate the cavitation process of water domain and dynamic response of specimens. The experimental results and numerical results were in good agreement. The results indicated that the increase of the thickness of the fly plate had a certain effect on the propagation velocity of the shock wave, and the increase of the peak pressure would make the cavitation generation position close to the fluid-structure interface and make the cavitation duration longer. And the average structure which has a minimum transformation of 8.12 mm shows better underwater impact resistance than the gradient structure.
The fluid-structure interaction response of composite auxetic re-entrant honeycomb structures to underwater impact
Highlights A novel composite auxetic reentrant honeycomb structure is designed and fabricated. The underwater impact properties of composite reentrant honeycomb structure were explored and analyzed by experiment and finite element analysis. The effect of gradient form, peak pressure and decaying time on the fluid-structure interaction was analyzed and revealed. The effect of cavitation of composite reentrant honeycomb structure was analyzed and investigated.
Abstract In this paper, the effects of the gradient form, peak pressure and decaying time on the fluid-structure interaction of composite auxetic re-entrant honeycomb structures was experimentally and numerically investigated. The specimens for this experiment were manufactured by hot-press molding method. The acrylic transparent tube was utilized to accommodate water medium, pistons and specimen during experiment. The exponential decaying shock wave was simulated by accelerating the fly plate to impact the piston based on the one-stage light gas gun system. The incident velocity of the fly plate and process of the fluid-structure interaction response were monitored by high frame rate camera. In addition, the velocity of the shock wave in water was measured by transducers installed at different measuring points. The voltage signal of the dynamic overpressure collected by transducers was amplified by the charge amplifier and recorded by the oscilloscope. On the other hand, finite element software Abaqus/Explicit was applied to simulate the cavitation process of water domain and dynamic response of specimens. The experimental results and numerical results were in good agreement. The results indicated that the increase of the thickness of the fly plate had a certain effect on the propagation velocity of the shock wave, and the increase of the peak pressure would make the cavitation generation position close to the fluid-structure interface and make the cavitation duration longer. And the average structure which has a minimum transformation of 8.12 mm shows better underwater impact resistance than the gradient structure.
The fluid-structure interaction response of composite auxetic re-entrant honeycomb structures to underwater impact
Liu, Jiayi (author) / He, Xiaolong (author) / Liu, Zhikang (author) / Cao, Xiaoming (author) / Yu, Sheng (author) / Huang, Wei (author)
Thin-Walled Structures ; 196
2023-12-04
Article (Journal)
Electronic Resource
English
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