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Figure 2. 27. Voronoi foam model (x–y plane).<br />

(Source: Ma, et al. 2009)<br />

Two ideal deformation scenarios, homogenous and progressive collapse, were<br />

used to characterize the energy absorbing capacity of metallic foams under quasi-static<br />

axial compression in regime 4 (Lopatnikov, et al. 2007). These collapse scenarios were<br />

compared with elastic-plastic-rigid (EPR) and elastic -perfectly plastic-rigid (EPPR)<br />

foam models (Figure 2.28). The developed theoretical models based on the deformation<br />

scenarios predicted the same energy absorption values with EPRS foam.<br />

Figure 2. 28. Quasi-static compression behavior of metal foams and model definitions.<br />

(Source: Lopatnikov, et al. 2007)<br />

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