
Emanuele Farotti- Doctor of Philosophy
- PhD Student at Marche Polytechnic University
Emanuele Farotti
- Doctor of Philosophy
- PhD Student at Marche Polytechnic University
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October 2014 - October 2016
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Rapid prototyping (RP) technology enables the fabrication of complex geometries, making lattice structures increasingly popular. Lattice structures, known as cellular materials, have garnered significant attention over the past two decades due to their ability to optimise mass distribution in components. These structures excel in mechanical propert...
Numerical analysis is regularly used in engineering practice as useful mean to study component behavior in service, especially when an experimental campaign is too expensive or not practicable. Numerical software is becoming more and more powerful and integrated, leaving the correct use of a material model as a weak point. As some materials could m...
The mechanical behaviour of polymers is strongly influenced by temperature and strain rate conditions. Their effects are clearly observed in the Young modulus and Yield strength assessment. In some cases, a change in material failure mode can be noted, which can be both ductile and brittle. For polymers exhibiting shear bands during compression loa...
Additive manufacturing (AM) is undoubtedly the fastest-growing technology in the field of component productions. In particular, metal AM is rapidly emerging thanks to its enormous potentiality in manufacturing components with complex shapes and high structural performances. Although the precision and the rapidity of the production process is contin...
Shape Memory Polymers (SMPs) are materials capable of changing their primary shape to a secondary shape thanks to the so called Shape Memory Effect (SME) phenomenon. The shape-shifting is achieved through the action of an external stimulus, such as heat, electricity, pH, etc. In this paper, experiments on a thermally actuated thin film of a Shape M...
A Regenerative flow turbine (RFT) is an innovative turbomachine based on the momentum exchange between the impeller and the flow resulting in a helical trajectory in the peripheral direction and generating a pulse pressure variation inside the flow. In general, an RFT shows low isentropic efficiencies compared to other kinds of expanders, but the p...
In the last few years, Fused Filament Fabrication is growing in the industrial field for the manufacture of final products by using new materials with high mechanical performances. Among those, one of the strongest is Carbon-PA. This is a composite material made by Nylon thermoplastic matrix filled with short carbon fibers reinforces. The aim of th...
Nowadays cellular materials are receiving great attention for their excellent mechanical properties, being applied in energy absorbers or in structural components having optimized mass distribution. In this paper stretch-dominated lattice structures have been considered. A 3D periodic lattice structure of different cell size, TPMS (triply periodic...
Polyvinyl chloride (PVC) foams are widely used in crashworthiness and energy absorption applications due to their low density combined to the capability of crushing up to large deformations with limited loads; the latter property is due to the particular constitutive behavior of such foams. Indeed, the stress–strain curve is characterized, after an...
A feasibility study of an innovative apparatus for dynamic characterization of materials at intermediate strain rates is presented. The working principle is based on the Split Hopkinson bar, but the wave propagation occurs through properly sized springs. The system is designed to generate and transmit tension or compression waves having a low propa...
This paper investigates the time and temperature dependence of a ductile polymer, polypropylene, from the mechanical point of view. As the polymeric specimens have been manufactured by the injection molding process, the influence of mold temperature has been also subjected to the study. Compression tests have been performed both in quasi static and...
During dynamic compression tests, different mechanisms occur at the micro-structural level, resulting in a competition among strain hardening, strain rate hardening and thermal softening. The softening effect is due to dynamic recovery and dynamic recrystallization. If the hardening effects become less effective than softening ones, the material co...
This paper shows the first study results of the mechanical characterization of a commercial polypropylene (PP) polymer. Before testing, a mold for injection molding process has been designed and realized. Three different specimens can be produced, for three different tests: tensile, Charpy and Hopkinson bar. In-cavity pressure and temperature senso...