Elsevier Additive Manufacturing of Architected Metamaterials: Design, Properties, and Applications (Additive Manufacturing Materials and Technologies)

Additive Manufacturing of Architected Metamaterials: Design, Properties, and Applications provides readers with a deep understanding of the design, manufacturing, properties, and applications of these materials. Chapters cover modeling and numerical techniques, experimental approaches for investigating mechanical properties, as well as the thermal, electromagnetic, and corrosion fatigue properties of these materials. Design techniques, microstructure, and topology are each discussed as well. Materials covered include additive manufactured lattice structures, cellular lattice materials, acoustic and elastic locally resonant metamaterials, rationally designed cellular metamaterials, optical metamaterials, biological metamaterials, high strength strut-based lattices, and more. The book concludes with a chapter focused on data-driven design and artificial intelligence for architected metamaterials. Provides a trove of insights on additive manufactured architected metamaterials, covering their geometric modeling, manufacturing processes, and their mechanical, acoustic, thermal, and electromagnetic properties Addresses the challenges posed by the additive manufacture of these materials, solutions to overcoming them, the complexities of their design, and the intricate relationship between microstructure and performance Features case studies, experimental approaches to mechanical properties, permeability considerations for fluid and biological applications, and data-driven design using artificial intelligence