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Performance enhancement, negative stiffness structural characterization, and energy absorption mechanisms of 3D-printed continuous carbon fiber reinforced composites

Authors: Yaru Zhang; Wenkai Zheng; Wenhua Guo; Yuzhong Wang; Kaiyue Ma; Qianyu Ji; Yuhang Xue; Bingheng Lu

DOI: 10.1007/s40843-025-3616-8Status: Verified Translated Edition
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Key Findings in This Report

• • Wet twisting of continuous carbon fiber (CCF) significantly enhances mechanical properties of CCF/PLA/PVDF composites, with failure mode shifting from fiber pull-out to characteristic fiber breakage, indicating improved interfacial adhesion. • • The optimized G-code and contour bias path redirect force distribution, enabling effective utilization of CCF properties in 3D-printed structures. • • Abaqus simulations confirm the deformation process and energy absorption mechanisms of the CCFRTP cosine beam structure, validating its feasibility for energy-absorbing applications. • • The double-cell array configuration validates the negative stiffness honeycomb structure's potential for large deformation energy absorption, with performance strongly influenced by interface properties and structural parameters.