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Mechanical Strength and Energy Absorption Optimization of Biomimetic Honeycomb Anti-Collision Pier

Jianjun Wei    
Yufei Wang    
Jiaqing Wang    
Xupei Yao    
Di Wang and Xiangyu Wang    

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