We propose a class of auxetic three-dimensional lattice structures. The elastic microstructure can be designed to have an omnidirectional Poisson's ratio arbitrarily close to the stability limit of -1. The cubic behaviour of the periodic system has been fully characterized; the minimum and maximum Poisson's ratio and the associated principal directions are given as a function of the microstructural parameters. The initial microstructure is then modified into a body-centred cubic system that can achieve Poisson's ratio lower than -1 and that can also behave as an isotropic three-dimensional auxetic structure.

A class of auxetic three-dimensional lattices

CABRAS, LUIGI;BRUN, MICHELE
2016-01-01

Abstract

We propose a class of auxetic three-dimensional lattice structures. The elastic microstructure can be designed to have an omnidirectional Poisson's ratio arbitrarily close to the stability limit of -1. The cubic behaviour of the periodic system has been fully characterized; the minimum and maximum Poisson's ratio and the associated principal directions are given as a function of the microstructural parameters. The initial microstructure is then modified into a body-centred cubic system that can achieve Poisson's ratio lower than -1 and that can also behave as an isotropic three-dimensional auxetic structure.
2016
Auxetic structure; Elasticity; Metamaterials; Microstructured medium; Negative Poisson's ratio; Mechanical Engineering; Mechanics of Materials; Condensed Matter Physics
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