Piezo-electric control of stiffened panels subject to interactive buckling

Sridharan, Srinivasan; Kim, Sun Jung

doi:10.1016/j.ijsolstr.2008.11.025

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“…To prevent severe accidents, it is imperative to enhance the performance capabilities of these composites accordingly. The introduction of intelligent components makes this possible, such as active cooling [1,2], self-healing [3], damage monitoring [4,5], and shape control [6][7][8].…”

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Research on the flexural property of composite laminates with embedded PZT

Li,

Zhang,

Liu

et al. 2024

Eng. Res. Express

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The composite laminate embedded with piezoelectric lead zirconate titanate (PZT-5A) synthesizes the functional characteristics of a sensor such as damage monitoring and actuation. However, for composite laminates, PZT components belong to foreign impurities, which may destroy the integrity of the structure and damage the mechanical properties of the structure to some extent. In order to ensure the safety and reliability of the structure, this study revealed the influence of composite laminates embedded with PZT components on the flexural property through experiments and simulations. In the simulation, the shape of the resin enrichment zone was considered in combination with experimental observation. The results show that the error in the numerical prediction was less than 5%. Based on the particle swarm optimization (PSO) algorithm, the approximate symmetric layout of PZT in the laminate is obtained, which can reduce the influence of embedding on the bending performance of the structure. These results can provide reference and research ideas for the mechanical properties analysis of piezoelectric ceramic embedded structures.

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Research on the flexural property of composite laminates with embedded PZT

Li,

Zhang,

Liu

et al. 2024

Eng. Res. Express

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“…They used smart materials like lead zirconate titanate (PZT) to control buckling of plates instead of using stiffener materials to reduce the weight of the structure. Sridharan and Kim (2009) studied the buckling of stiffened panels with piezoelectric patches under axial compression. The place of piezoelectric is in the middle of the panel subjected to dynamic problems.…”

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Best pattern for locating piezoelectric patches on a plate for maximum critical buckling loads, using particle swarm optimization algorithm

Fesharaki

Dehkordi

Zohari

et al. 2018

Journal of Intelligent Material Systems and Structures

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Locating piezoelectric patches on structures under compressive forces as a sensor or actuator can predict or increase the buckling load of the structure. In this article, using particle swarm optimization algorithm, the location and pattern of piezoelectric patches on a plate to achieve maximum buckling load are investigated. For boundary condition of the plate, four different conditions are considered. The piezoelectric patches have more effect on critical buckling load for Clamp-Free condition and less effect for Clamp-Clamp condition. The voltage of patches has a linear effect on increasing the maximum critical buckling load. The results show that locating piezoelectric patches near the clamp edge has more influence on critical load than locating the patches near the simply support or free edge. The results in this article are validated by comparing to the results reported in the previous publication.

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“…Hsu et al (2014) studied energy harvesting by piezoelectric actuators from kinetic energy structure, such as structural vibrations to convert the electrical energy. Buckling control of rigid panels using piezoelectric actuators was presented by Sridharan and Kim (2009).They applied piezoelectric actuators on the surface of the panel to prevent buckling. Using a piezoelectric actuator, Franco Correia et al (2003) investigated increasing buckling load of a laminated composite plate.…”

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Effect of stiffness and thickness ratio of host plate and piezoelectric patches on reduction of the stress concentration factor

Fesharaki

Madani

Golabi

2016

Int J Adv Struct Eng

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This paper focuses on the effects of stiffness ratio and thickness ratio on reducing stress concentration factor using piezoelectric patches in a rectangular plate with a hole, as a classical shape. Various locations of actuators and induction of positive/negative strains into the host plate are investigated and the best location of patches is presented. The study investigated the ratio effects and piezoelectric patches bounded on a rectangular host plate having various thicknesses and materials. Results show that the best position of actuators varies based on values of thickness and stiffness ratios of the host plate and piezoelectric patches. Also, the location of maximum stress concentration is transmitted from top and bottom of the hole to another point around the edge by changing the location of the piezoelectric actuators. To verify the results, some experimental tests are applied. The results show good agreement between the finite element analysis and experimental tests.

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Piezo-electric control of stiffened panels subject to interactive buckling

Cited by 8 publications

References 18 publications

Research on the flexural property of composite laminates with embedded PZT

Research on the flexural property of composite laminates with embedded PZT

Best pattern for locating piezoelectric patches on a plate for maximum critical buckling loads, using particle swarm optimization algorithm

Effect of stiffness and thickness ratio of host plate and piezoelectric patches on reduction of the stress concentration factor

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