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Fig 1.

Applications of the buffer cushion.

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Fig 2.

Structure of the single cell elements:

(a) Basic structure. (b) Inner concave negative Poisson’s ratio cell structure. (c) Hexagonal cell structure [2].

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Table 1.

Orthogonal test factor level.

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Table 2.

The results of the orthogonal design of the experiments.

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Table 3.

Structural parameters of the negative Poisson’s ratio cell elements.

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Table 4.

Mechanical and physical properties of the ABS material [40].

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Fig 3.

Deformation cloud of two 3D single cell structures after compression:

(a) Inner concave negative Poisson’s ratio structure. (b) Hexagonal structure.

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Fig 4.

Inner concave negative Poisson’s ratio structure and hexagonal structure of multi cell elements:

(a) Inner concave negative Poisson’s ratio structure multi cell element. (b) Hexagonal structure multi cell element.

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Fig 5.

Deformation cloud maps of two multi cell structures:

(a) Inner concave negative Poisson’s ratio structure multicellular element. (b) Hexagonal structure multi cell element.

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Fig 6.

Inner concave negative Poisson’s ratio single cell considering scale effects.

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Fig 7.

The cross-sectional view models of an inner concave negative Poisson’s ratio buffer cushion and its application scenarios.

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Table 5.

Grid convergence analysis of inner concave negative Poisson’s ratio structural buffer cushion.

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Table 6.

Grid convergence analysis of hexagonal structural buffer cushion.

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Fig 8.

Grid convergence analysis:

(a) Inner concave negative Poisson’s ratio buffer cushion and (b) Hexagonal buffer cushion.

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Fig 9.

Compression experiments of buffer cushions:

(a) Inner concave negative Poisson’s ratio structure. (b) Hexagonal structure.

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Table 7.

Compression experiments related statistical data.

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Fig 10.

Comparison of the displacements in the y-direction for the

(a) Inner concave negative Poisson’s ratio structural buffer cushion and (b) Hexagonal structural buffer cushion.

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Fig 11.

Comparison curves between simulation and experiment for the

(a) Inner concave negative Poisson’s ratio structural buffer cushion and (b) Hexagonal structural buffer cushion.

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Fig 12.

Dynamic impact stress contour plots of the

(a) Inner concave negative Poisson’s ratio structural buffer cushion. (b)Hexagonal structural buffer cushion.

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