TPMS Builder
minimal-surface lattice design and cell characterisation
Design gyroid and other TPMS unit cells, fill an STL body with them, and measure the cell's effective stiffness with shell FEA.
Product pages are in English.
Highlights
- Gyroid, Schwarz P and D, I-WP, Neovius, Lidinoid and Fischer-Koch presets, or edit the surface terms
- Fill an imported STL body with a TPMS and export it in place
- Cell test along each axis: 6×6 compliance, effective moduli, relative density and first-yield load
- Send the cell's stiffness to the simulation canvas as a component
- STL as a surface or thickened walls; save inputs on your computer or in your cloud
A question it answers
If I fill this bracket with a 0.8 mm-wall gyroid at a 6 mm cell, what axial stiffness and effective modulus do I get, and at what load does the wall start to yield?What you put in
A preset or hand-edited surface term list, cell frequency per axis, wall thickness, mesh resolution, base material (modulus, Poisson's ratio, density) and a mesh-quality setting.
What you get
Live 3D preview and finite-element mesh preview with a quality histogram, STL export (surface or thickened), a 6×6 compliance matrix, axial and shear stiffness, effective modulus and shear modulus, relative density, torsion and bending figures, peak stress per unit load converted to a yield force, deformation and stress contours per axis and load case, and an exportable stiffness component for the canvas.
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