Many failure theories belong to different materials, however, is there a specific failure criterion for lattice or cellular structures under compression or tension?
Is it enough to select this failure criteria based on the class of material? or design of the structure is also an important factor to consider?
Mehmet Ziya Polat
Selection of failure criteria doesn't depend only on the class of material, design of the structure needs to be considered too. For example, Euler buckling is particularly relevant for slender structures with a high aspect ratio, while Tsai-Hill is more appropriate for composite structures with complex laminate configurations. You should also check Von Mises yield, Puck, Hashin criterions. :)
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