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• W4308461007 abstract "• The compliance matrix for 2D parallelogramic unit cells has been modelled. • The method uses Young's moduli and Poisson's ratios from a rosette of unit cells. • Closed form equations have been derived and can be readily used. • The methodology is applicable to parallelogramic unit cells. • An accordion-like honeycomb is shown to possess a plethora of uncommon behaviours. The computation of the Young's moduli and Poisson's ratio using finite element analysis is comparatively straight forward in the case of systems with non-orthogonal lattice vectors. However, the corresponding calculation of the shear coupling coefficients and the shear modulus is more demanding and less readily attainable. Yet these are needed in order to determine the compliance matrix, which is essential in order to obtain a complete description of the mechanical properties of a structure in any direction. Based on these considerations, this work aims at providing a general methodology for the computation of the complete compliance matrix for systems with non-orthogonal lattice vectors from measurements of the Young's modulus and Poisson's ratio obtained using a suitable rosette of unit cells. The theoretical framework will be outlined and then applied on an accordion-like honeycomb that does not possess a rectangular unit cell and has potential applications in cellular scaffolding, particularly of heart muscle tissue. For the computation, the values of the Young's moduli and Poisson's ratio from three differently-oriented non-rectangular unit cells were obtained using finite element simulations allowing the determination of the complete compliance matrix. The results were validated by comparison with numerical simulations carried out on another unit cell having a different orientation from the other three." @default.
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