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The results demonstrate that waviness and agglomeration simultaneously weaken the macroscopic stiffness of composites.

The method of homogenization was employed to obtain the equivalent macroscopic stiffness of honeycomb-corrugation hybrid cores.

The numerical results are given showing an efficiency and accuracy of the method and disclosing the way and extent to which the elastic properties mismatch, anisotropy degree and particle phase arrangement and orientation statistics influence macroscopic stiffness of composite.

The present study reports the variation in the effective macroscopic stiffness of bulk samples of nanoporous gold when the surface state is modulated under potential control in an electrochemical environment.

We show that in the limit case Lc → 0 (which corresponds to considering very large specimens of a microstructured metamaterial) the meso- and micro-coefficients of the relaxed model can be put in direct relation with the macroscopic stiffness of the medium via a fundamental homogenization formula.

All the specimens with 3 ESIN achieved a better alignment and macroscopic stiffness of the fracture.

As a rule, with decreasing sample size, the effective macroscopic stiffness and strength of Voronoi samples decrease under compression and bending, and increase under shear and indentation.

A debond fraction can be coupled to a linearly decrease of the network's macroscopic stiffness.

In seven homogenisation steps, the stiffnesses of these polymers are linked to the macroscopic stiffness.

The matrix gives a composite its shape, surface appearance, environmental tolerance and overall durability while the fibrous reinforcement carries most of the structural loads, thus giving macroscopic stiffness and strength.

The role of texture and crimp ratio on the macroscopic stiffness and strength was investigated.