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AbstractTitle: INVESTIGATION ON IN-PLANE CUSHIONING PERFORMANCE OF DIAMOND SHAPED TWO-DIMENSIONAL LATTICEMajor: Packaging EngineeringName: Chao ZhangSignature:Supervisor: Associate Prof. Jiang YuSignature: Associate Prof. Deqiang SunSignature:AbstractDiamond shaped (dense X shaped) two-dimensional lattice, as a typical two-dimensional cellular material, has excellent properties such as low density, high relative strength, light weight, good heat and sound insulation and so on. Hence it has extensive applications in the fields of aviation, construction, military affairs, packaging, transportation and so on. The finite element software ANSYS/LS-DYNA is used to establish the simulation model for in-plane impact analysis of diamond shaped lattice. The influences of different configuration parameters and impact velocity on the cushioning performance of diamond shaped lattice are analyzed.First of all, the in-plane quasi-static cushioning performance of the diamond shaped lattice is studied. At the low impact velocity of 3 m/s, the in-plane quasi-static deformation stages of diamond shaped lattice is observed, that is the X shape deformation pattern with the local I shaped collapse. The plateau stress is an important indicator for the energy absorption. The empirical formula of the in-plane quasi-static plateau stress about relative density of diamond shaped lattice is derived.Secondly, at the moderate or high impact velocities, the deformation mode is I shaped, regardless the expanding angle. With the increase of expanding angle of the diamond shaped lattice, the X shaped collapse bands can be observed in the middle of specimens under the I shaped collapse band. Based on the finite element calculated results, the influences of the impact velocity and configuration parameters on the in-plane dynamic mechanics of diamond shaped lattice are analyzed. It is found that the in-plane dynamic plateau stress is proportional to the square of impact velocity, related to the expandi