Deformation and Failure of MXene Nanosheets.

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2020
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Abstract
This work is aimed at the development of finite element models and prediction of the mechanical behavior of MXene nanosheets. Using LS-Dyna Explicit software, a finite element model was designed to simulate the nanoindentation process of a two-dimensional MXene TiCT monolayer flake and to validate the material model. For the evaluation of the adhesive strength of the free-standing TiCT-based film, the model comprised single-layered MXene nanosheets with a specific number of individual flakes, and the reverse engineering method with a curve fitting approach was used. The interlaminar shear strength, in-plane stiffness, and shear energy release rate of MXene film were predicted using this approach. The results of the sensitivity analysis showed that interlaminar shear strength and in-plane stiffness have the largest influence on the mechanical behavior of MXene film under tension, while the shear energy release rate mainly affects the interlaminar damage properties of nanosheets.
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Authors Zeleniakiene, Daiva;Monastyreckis, Gediminas;Aniskevich, Andrey;Griskevicius, Paulius;
Journal Materials (Basel, Switzerland)
Year 2020
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E1253
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mxene finite element modeling mechanical behavior

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