Akademik Veri Yönetim Sistemi
Progress in Additive Manufacturing, cilt.10, sa.12, ss.10505-10514, 2025 (ESCI, Scopus)
In modeling lattices, the material flow stress equation, such as the Johnson and Cook (JC) equation, is usually determined from the mechanical tests conducted on bulk, relatively large test size specimens which were manufactured using the same process parameters with the lattices. However, the flow stresses of struts were shown in several studies to be significantly lower than those of large size test specimens. To overcome this discrepancy, a novel approach that combined the strut compression test, the strut double shear test (DST) and the numerical model of the strut DST using the JC equation was proposed. The study confirmed that the flow stress determined from the machined bulk tension test specimens overestimated the experimental compression stress–strain behavior of a body centered cubic (BCC) Ti6Al4V lattice. The flow stress parameters determined from the compression stress–strain curves of the as-printed strut specimens, on the other side, showed the best match to the experimental compression stress–strain behavior of the BCC lattice. The fidelity of the determined parameters of the JC equation was further verified with the experimental and numerical DSTs. It was also shown that the numerical iterations of DST model could be used for the fine-tuning the flow stress parameters.