Twisting cracks in Bouligand structures

Volume: 76, Pages: 38 - 57
Published: Dec 1, 2017
Abstract
The Bouligand structure, which is found in many biological materials, is a hierarchical architecture that features uniaxial fiber layers assembled periodically into a helicoidal pattern. Many studies have highlighted the high damage-resistant performance of natural and biomimetic Bouligand structures. One particular species that utilizes the Bouligand structure to achieve outstanding mechanical performance is the smashing Mantis Shrimp,...
Paper Details
Title
Twisting cracks in Bouligand structures
Published Date
Dec 1, 2017
Volume
76
Pages
38 - 57
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