The current work deals with a study on the energy a bsorption behaviour of semi-rigid polyurethane (PU) foam under dynamic loading conditions. Foam samples of different densities are tested at different strain rates using a low velocity impact testing rig. The samples considered are of densities (75 ±3) kg/m3, (125 ±3) kg/m3 and (175 ±3) kg/m3.The influence of variation in density and impact velocity on the energy absorption capability of PU foams has been studied under compressive loading conditions with a drop-weight impactor. The experimental results reveal that both these parameters (i.e. density and strain rate) have a considerable effect on energy absorption attributes of...
Polymeric foams are widely used as core materials in various applications such as in cushioning, pad...
The mechanical properties at room temperature of three polymeric foams (namely EPP, PUR and PS/PA fo...
Aluminum foams are structural materials with excellent energy absorption capacity jointed with very...
Polymeric foams are known to be sensitive to strain rate under dynamic loads. Mechanical characteriz...
This article is concerned with a study on the energy absorption behavior of polyurethane (PU) foam...
This paper reports quasi‐static and low‐kinetic energy impact testing of auxetic and conventional op...
Expanded polypropylene foams (EPP) can be used to absorb shock energy. The performance of these foam...
Polyurethane foam is reinforced with varying proportions of metal loads and other components to incr...
In the work, polyurethane rigid foam for energy absorption in automotive applications has been consi...
The aim of this thesis was to develop advance, high performance polyurea foams for multi-hit capabil...
Polyurethane foam is widely used in such areas as the automotive industry and sport, and in the fiel...
This paper investigates the energy-absorbing characteristics of composite tube reinforced PVC foam c...
Polyurethane foam was synthesizes generally using isocyanate and polyol that already mix with the su...
BackgroundPolyvinyl chloride (PVC) foams are widely used in crashworthiness and energy absorption ap...
In this study, static and dynamic compression and crushing tests were conducted on expanded polystyr...
Polymeric foams are widely used as core materials in various applications such as in cushioning, pad...
The mechanical properties at room temperature of three polymeric foams (namely EPP, PUR and PS/PA fo...
Aluminum foams are structural materials with excellent energy absorption capacity jointed with very...
Polymeric foams are known to be sensitive to strain rate under dynamic loads. Mechanical characteriz...
This article is concerned with a study on the energy absorption behavior of polyurethane (PU) foam...
This paper reports quasi‐static and low‐kinetic energy impact testing of auxetic and conventional op...
Expanded polypropylene foams (EPP) can be used to absorb shock energy. The performance of these foam...
Polyurethane foam is reinforced with varying proportions of metal loads and other components to incr...
In the work, polyurethane rigid foam for energy absorption in automotive applications has been consi...
The aim of this thesis was to develop advance, high performance polyurea foams for multi-hit capabil...
Polyurethane foam is widely used in such areas as the automotive industry and sport, and in the fiel...
This paper investigates the energy-absorbing characteristics of composite tube reinforced PVC foam c...
Polyurethane foam was synthesizes generally using isocyanate and polyol that already mix with the su...
BackgroundPolyvinyl chloride (PVC) foams are widely used in crashworthiness and energy absorption ap...
In this study, static and dynamic compression and crushing tests were conducted on expanded polystyr...
Polymeric foams are widely used as core materials in various applications such as in cushioning, pad...
The mechanical properties at room temperature of three polymeric foams (namely EPP, PUR and PS/PA fo...
Aluminum foams are structural materials with excellent energy absorption capacity jointed with very...