Effect of viscoelastic interface on three-dimensional static and vibration behavior of laminated composite plate

Alibeigloo, A.

doi:10.1016/j.compositesb.2015.01.025

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“…(1) Most materials, which respond elastically at room temperature, tend to exhibit significant viscoelastic behavior at an elevated temperature. Since FGMs are usually used in high-temperature environments, one must consider viscoelasticity in order to capture the actual material behavior (Alibeigloo 2015). For linear viscoelastic materials, the three-dimensional constitutive relations can be represented by the Boltzmann superposition principle as Li et al (2019) and Norouzi and Alibeigloo (2016),…”

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“…Safarpour, Rahimi, and Alibeigloo (2020) studied graphene reinforced composite truncated conical shells, cylindrical shells and annular plates sem-analytically using state space DQM. Three-dimensional bending and free vibration analysis of laminated composite plates regarding the effects of a viscoelastic interface was conducted by Alibeigloo (2015) using a statespace technique as well as Laplace transform.…”

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confidence: 99%

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Three-dimensional static analysis of a viscoelastic rectangular functionally graded material plate embedded between piezoelectric sensor and actuator layers

Feri

Krommer

Alibeigloo

2021

Mechanics Based Design of Structures and Machines

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The three-dimensional bending behavior of a viscoelastic functionally graded material (FGM) layer embedded between piezoelectric layers and subjected to an electric field as well as a uniform transverse pressure is studied. An analytical solution is computed for a simply supported viscoelastic smart FGM plate using the state space technique along the thickness direction and a Fourier expansion along the in-plane coordinates. The governing differential equations in the time domain are transformed to the Laplace domain, solved in the Laplace domain, and transformed back to the time domain using the inverse Laplace transform. In the present study, the relaxation modulus of the FGM layer is assumed in the form of a Prony series, and it varies according to the power law in the thickness direction. The validity of the proposed approach is assessed by comparison of the numerical results of the approach with those of published works in the literature. The effects of geometric dimensions, electromechanical loads, and relaxation time constant on the behavior of the smart plate are investigated.

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Three-dimensional static analysis of a viscoelastic rectangular functionally graded material plate embedded between piezoelectric sensor and actuator layers

Feri

Krommer

Alibeigloo

2021

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“…Besides, the EMI model with respect to the sliding-type interfacial defect has also been developed, in which the plane-stress problem is taken into account, and hence, only the two-dimensional equations of elasticity are employed (Yan et al, 2009). In this article, a laminated orthotropic rectangular plate with either surface-bonded (Bois et al, 2007;Yan et al, 2009Yan et al, , 2011b or embedded piezoelectric layer (Annamdas and Soh, 2006) is investigated based on the state space formulations (Alibeigloo, 2015;Parand and Alibeigloo, 2017;Yan et al, 2014), in which the threedimensional constitute relations are adopted without any assumption. In order to establish the global transfer matrix of the smart laminate, a matrix reduction technique (Yan et al, 2011b) is utilized to reconstruct the transfer relations between the piezoelectric layer and the elastic strips.…”

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Electro-mechanical impedance model of a laminated rectangular plate with imperfect interfaces

Yan

2019

Journal of Intelligent Material Systems and Structures

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A laminated orthotropic rectangular plate surface-bonded or embedded with a piezoelectric actuator/sensor is investigated based on the state-space approach. A linear spring-like model is utilized to simulate the interfacial imperfections. Besides, to establish the global transfer relations between the elastic variables of the elastic layers and the piezoelectric films, a matrix reduction technique is employed. Then, an analytical expression of electro-mechanical impedance, which contains the information of the interfacial bonding, is derived based on the three-dimensional theory of elasticity (or piezoelasticity). Numerical results show that the signals extracted from the present electro-mechanical impedance model can detect the interfacial conditions of laminates, and hence, the present analysis provides an efficient and convenient approach to monitor the interfacial defects in the laminated structures.

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“…Kim et al [3] and Khandelwal et al [4] used equivalent single-layer plate theories to investigate the effects of the interface weakness on the bending behavior of the laminated composites and sandwich laminates. Alibeigloo [5] investigated the viscoelasticity of the interface on static and vibration of the laminated composite plates. Recently, Darban and Massabo` [6] and Srivastava and Kumar [7] studied the interfacial effects on the thermoelastic and postbuckling behaviors of the plates, respectively.…”

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Localized and overall interaction effects of irregular interfacial bonds and elastic edge restraints for sandwich and functionally graded multilayer circular plates with normal/shear tractions

Shariyat

2019

Jnl of Sandwich Structures & Materials

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In the present article, interactions of the effects of the interfacial bond's irregularity, shear and normal tractions, and flexible edge supports on the distributions of the lateral deflections and stress of the laminated/sandwich circular plates are investigated, for the first time. To widen the applicability of the research, the layers are assumed to be functionally graded ones. A layerwise model that unlike the traditional layerwise theories, not only guarantees continuity of the transverse stress components but also takes into account the discontinuity of all of the displacement components at the imperfect or damaged bonds between layers is proposed. The governing equations are derived based on the principle of minimum potential energy and solved based on the Maclaurin transformation analytical method. Results are enhanced through a threedimensional elasticity correction. Results reveal that while compliance of the edge restraint has a significant role on the magnitude of the global displacements, amount of the discontinuities in the displacement components at the mutual interfaces is mainly

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Effect of viscoelastic interface on three-dimensional static and vibration behavior of laminated composite plate

Cited by 34 publications

References 21 publications

Three-dimensional static analysis of a viscoelastic rectangular functionally graded material plate embedded between piezoelectric sensor and actuator layers

Three-dimensional static analysis of a viscoelastic rectangular functionally graded material plate embedded between piezoelectric sensor and actuator layers

Electro-mechanical impedance model of a laminated rectangular plate with imperfect interfaces

Localized and overall interaction effects of irregular interfacial bonds and elastic edge restraints for sandwich and functionally graded multilayer circular plates with normal/shear tractions

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