2008 年 74 巻 744 号 p. 1060-1067
In this paper, the crushing behaviour of hexagonal honeycomb structures with finite widths and heights subjected to in-plane compressive loading is studied by using the finite element method. It is found that stress-strain curves are clasiffied roughly into two types, which include both symmetric and asymmetric modes. They are influenced by ratio of thickness of cell wall, ratio of the work-hardening, and ratio of the yield stress. In addition, it is revealed that the deformation mechanism of the honeycomb structure with the finite width and the height can be explained by the unit model proposed by Klintworth (1988), even if the effect of the work-hardening is considered.