An investigation into the effect of cross-ply on energy storage and vibration characteristics of carbon fiber lattice sandwich structure bionic prosthetic foot

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Made a pioneering attempt to use the lattice sandwich structure in prosthetic foot design and pioneered the study for the lay-up design of the prosthetic foot. An innovative carbon fiber bionic prosthetic foot was designed using a sandwich structure. The effect of cross-ply on the prosthetic foot's energy storage properties and vibration characteristics was investigated using the lattice sandwich structure prosthetic foot. The bionic prosthetic foot's finite element model was constructed under normal working conditions according to international standards. The results indicate that the storage of strain energy increases with an increase in cross-ply under heel-strict working conditions. Under the toe-off condition, the strain energy distribution increases with the increase in cross-ply. The cross-ply number influences the mode of displacement of the bionic foot. The natural frequencies of the bionic foot increase with the increase in the cross-ply.

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Jiang, M., & Zhang, J. (2023). An investigation into the effect of cross-ply on energy storage and vibration characteristics of carbon fiber lattice sandwich structure bionic prosthetic foot. Science and Engineering of Composite Materials, 30(1). https://doi.org/10.1515/secm-2022-0206

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