Dynamic response of a composite beam rotating at constant speed caused by harmonic excitation with MFC actuator

Gawryluk, Jarosław; Mitura, Andrzej; Teter, Andrzej

doi:10.1016/j.compstruct.2018.11.083

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“…Kıral (2014) investigated the harmonic response of laminated composite beams under a variety of boundary conditions and stacking sequences. The dynamic response of a composite beam that spins at a constant speed was measured by Gawryluk et al (2019). Abed and Majeed (2020) investigated the influence of boundary conditions on the harmonic response of cross-ply and angle-ply composites of various materials and thicknesses.…”

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The Impact of the Cut-Out Shape on the Dynamic Behavior of Composite Thin Circular Plates

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2022

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This study measures the impact of the cut-out shape on the fundamental frequency and the harmonic response of thin composite circular plates under fixed boundary conditions. For this purpose, the Finite Element Method has been employed using the SHELL181 element of ANSYS Workbench 18.2 software. Nine different circular plates having central equilateral triangle, square, regular pentagon, regular hexagon, regular heptagon, regular octagon, regular nonagon, regular decagon, and circular cut-outs have been designed to understand the changes in the vibrational behavior of a structure as the cut-out geometry approximates to circular. Additionally, a solid circular plate has been modelled for comparison purposes. To investigate the effect of the cut-out shape more deeply, all structures have been designed as cross-ply and angle-ply composites. The free vibration analysis has been performed to obtain the fundamental frequency of each structure. The harmonic response analysis problem has been solved by employing the Mode Superposition Method and considering a constant damping ratio. The results of the study have been interpreted by considering the displacement response, stress, and phase shifts at a certain frequency range. The results indicate that the shape of the cut-out considerably affects the fundamental frequency and harmonic response of the circular structure regardless of its fiber orientation.

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The Impact of the Cut-Out Shape on the Dynamic Behavior of Composite Thin Circular Plates

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2022

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“…Rao et al [10] carried out the large-deflection electro-mechanical analysis of laminated composite structures that were bonded with MFC actuators under thermoelectro-mechanical loads. Gawryluk et al [11] studied the dynamic behavior of a composite beam that was rotating at a constant angular velocity and excited by an MFC actuator. In addition, Gawryluk et al [12] analyzed the problem of vibration reduction in a cantilever beam with an embedded MFC actuator under kinematic excitation.…”

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“…Static, buckling and dynamic analyses of laminated composite plates with MFC actuators have been extensively investigated [8][9][10][11][12][13][50][51][52][53][54]. In addition, piezoelectric materials were used in the smart structures for shape, vibration and buckling control [7,12,[55][56][57].…”

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An Alternative Electro-Mechanical Finite Formulation for Functionally Graded Graphene-Reinforced Composite Beams with Macro-Fiber Composite Actuator

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Tang²,

Jin

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With its extraordinary physical properties, graphene is regarded as one of the most attractive reinforcements to enhance the mechanical characteristics of composite materials. However, the existing models in the literature might meet severe challenges in the interlaminar-stress prediction of thick, functionally graded, graphene-reinforced-composite (FG-GRC)-laminated beams that have been integrated with piezoelectric macro-fiber-composite (MFC) actuators under electro-mechanical loadings. If the transverse shear deformations cannot be accurately described, then the mechanical performance of the FG-GRC-laminated beams with MFC actuators will be significantly impacted by the electro-mechanical coupling effect and the sudden change of the material characteristics at the interfaces. Therefore, a new electro-mechanical coupled-beam model with only four independent displacement variables is proposed in this paper. Employing the Hu–Washizu (HW) variational principle, the precision of the transverse shear stresses in regard to the electro-mechanical coupling effect can be improved. Moreover, the second-order derivatives of the in-plane displacement parameters have been removed from the transverse-shear-stress components, which can greatly simplify the finite-element implementation. Thus, based on the proposed electro-mechanical coupled model, a simple C0-type finite-element formulation is developed for the interlaminar shear-stress analysis of thick FG-GRC-laminated beams with MFC actuators. The 3D elasticity solutions and the results obtained from other models are used to assess the performance of the proposed finite-element formulation. Additionally, comprehensive parametric studies are performed on the influences of the graphene volume fraction, distribution pattern, electro-mechanical loading, boundary conditions, lamination scheme and geometrical parameters of the beams on the deformations and stresses of the FG-GRC-laminated beams with MFC actuators.

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“…Gawryluk et al measured the dynamic response of a composite beam, which rotates at a constant speed due to harmonic excitation. For this purpose, they used the Finite Element Method and an experimental setup [28]. Son et al performed a shock and harmonic response analysis for unmanned aerial vehicle's nose landing gear having air damper.…”

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Harmonic response analysis of elliptically curved thin plates

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2021

International Advanced Researches and Engineering Journal

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In this study, harmonic response analysis of isotropic elliptically curved thin plate structures has been conducted. The structure has been excited by a harmonic load, whose maximum magnitude is 100 N. The structure has been considered under fixed from both straight edges boundary conditions. The effect of the elliptical geometry on the harmonic response of the structure in terms of the critical frequency region, phase angle, stress, and displacement has been examined. For this purpose, the vertex to co-vertex ratio has been variated from 3 to 4 by 0.1 intervals. All analyses have been performed via ANSYS Workbench by employing the Mode Superposition Method. The results indicated that the elliptical geometry has a significant impact on the harmonic response of elliptically curved thin plate structures.

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Dynamic response of a composite beam rotating at constant speed caused by harmonic excitation with MFC actuator

Cited by 23 publications

References 11 publications

The Impact of the Cut-Out Shape on the Dynamic Behavior of Composite Thin Circular Plates

The Impact of the Cut-Out Shape on the Dynamic Behavior of Composite Thin Circular Plates

An Alternative Electro-Mechanical Finite Formulation for Functionally Graded Graphene-Reinforced Composite Beams with Macro-Fiber Composite Actuator

Harmonic response analysis of elliptically curved thin plates

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