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                        <title>octahedra_modul</title>
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            by Norbert Palz FE analysis of the space filling module.
smooth force flow</description>
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                        <title>octahedra_grid</title>
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            by Norbert Palz The picture shows a boxshaped volume that consists of three- dimensionally stacked truncated ocathdrea. Each of the individual modules has its own degree of elasticity assigned, that will be later produced wih the help of layered fabrication.
The FE based deformation diagram has been converted into a selection pattern for the individual material properties.GH was used for the morphing process of the spacefilling module.</description>
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                        <title>Detail of expansion diagram</title>
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            by Norbert Palz </description>
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                        <title>3D diagram of expansion of pneumatic tubes</title>
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            by Norbert Palz The RP print shows a diagrammatic view on 5 tubes that are expanding. The expansion process that has an individual start position for each tube is parametrically controlled to reach full closure in the last step.
It is a visualization for a research on RP application that i am doing together with Bernhard Sommer, Energy Design, Die Angewandte</description>
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                        <title>Auxetic foam</title>
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            by Norbert Palz RP print of expandable foam with negative poisson ratio. Foam Cells are parametrically driven and have varying expansion abilities</description>
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                        <title>Tubular System</title>
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            by Norbert Palz testmodel for a material research that contains pneumatic tubes with adaptable radii based on a performance diagram.</description>
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                        <title>Realflow test</title>
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            by Norbert Palz </description>
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                        <title>Auxetic Linear Material</title>
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            by Norbert Palz auxteic structures with negative poisson ratio expand under traction forces</description>
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                        <title>Parametrically Driven Auxetic Foam</title>
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            by Norbert Palz Foam component
taken from
&quot;Negative Poisson&#039;s Ratio Polymeric and Metallic Foams&quot;
adapted from
Friis, E. A., Lakes, R. S., and Park, J. B., &quot;Negative Poisson&#039;s ratio polymeric and
metallic materials&quot;, Journal of Materials Science, 23, 4406-4414 (1988).

modelled in Paracloud</description>
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