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Origami of thick panels
by
Peng, Rui
, Chen, Yan
, You, Zhong
in
Arrays
/ Bedding
/ Folding
/ Kinematics
/ Materials science
/ Mathematical models
/ Offsets
/ Panels
/ Sheets
/ Solar energy
/ Solar panels
2015
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Origami of thick panels
by
Peng, Rui
, Chen, Yan
, You, Zhong
in
Arrays
/ Bedding
/ Folding
/ Kinematics
/ Materials science
/ Mathematical models
/ Offsets
/ Panels
/ Sheets
/ Solar energy
/ Solar panels
2015
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Journal Article
Origami of thick panels
2015
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Overview
Origami patterns, including the rigid origami patterns in which flat inflexible sheets are joined by creases, are primarily created for zero-thickness sheets. In order to apply them to fold structures such as roofs, solar panels, and space mirrors, for which thickness cannot be disregarded, various methods have been suggested. However, they generally involve adding materials to or offsetting panels away from the idealized sheet without altering the kinematic model used to simulate folding. We develop a comprehensive kinematic synthesis for rigid origami of thick panels that differs from the existing kinematic model but is capable of reproducing motions identical to that of zero-thickness origami. The approach, proven to be effective for typical origami, can be readily applied to fold real engineering structures.
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