ABSTRACT
Honeycomb composite structures are used in structures requiring high mechanical strength, especially where impact energy is absorbed. Honeycomb structures are placed between
the inner and outer layers of sandwich structures to produce extremely lightweight systems. As a result of the experiments, the maximum values of strength, fracture and
deformation, as well as the energy-absorbing properties of honeycomb composites under compressive and shock loads, were analyzed.
Keywords: honeycomb, aluminum, copper, composite, fiber, polyester, absorption, strength.
PACS: 61.43.Bn; 71.20.-b
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Received: 27.03.2023
AUTHORS & AFFILIATIONS
Azerbaijan State Oil and Industry University, 20 Azadlig ave. Baku, AZ 1010
E-mail: 1cavidanveliyev@gmail.com
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