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3D-printed composites with a programmable response to tension and torsion: A design guide
Rita Levit,
Noy Cohen
Materials Science & Engineering
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Torsion
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Design Guide
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3D Printed Composites
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Stiffness
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Loading Mode
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Helical Fiber
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Uniaxial Extension
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Performance Enhancement
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Constitutive Behavior
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Mechanical Properties
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Finite Element
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Geometrical Parameters
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Finite Element Simulation
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Volume Fraction
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Observed Trends
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Local Response
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Artificial muscle
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Lattice Structure
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Deformation Mode
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Mechanical Response
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Composite Structures
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Material Parameters
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Soft Robotic Actuator
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Composite Design
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Constant Length
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Helical Geometry
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Engineering
Design Guide
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Geometrical Parameter
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Finite Element Simulation
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Deformation Mode
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Lifecycle
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Local Response
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Material Parameter
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Composite Structure
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Embedded Fiber
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Constant Length
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Artificial Muscle
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Finite Element Analysis
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Material Science
Finite Element Method
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Crystal Structure
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Actuator
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Volume Fraction
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