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| Bending of truss-core sandwich panel |
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| Typical response of a truss member (called "strut"): (a) Compressive stress-strain; (b-d) 2 types of buckling |
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| Truss-core sandwich construction from various different materials |
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| Test specimens buckled under uniform axial compression: (a) plywood only, (b) compound material as in the previous image, (c) load-end shortening curves |
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| Nonlinear indentation of a skin resting on a foam substrate |
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| Vibration modes of a sandwich structure |
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| Load-deflection curves of imperfect sandwich cylindrical shells under external hydrostatic pressure |
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| Truss-core sandwich panel with plywood face sheets |
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| Various sandwich wall constructions |
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| Why use sandwich wall construction in the automobile industry? |
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| Various types of sandwich wall failure that might be caused by local indentation |
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| Progressive damage during local sandwich wall indentation |
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| Crushing of a particular sandwich core without and with face sheets |
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| Truss core modes of deformation when each truss member is itself a mini-truss-core sandwich |
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