Vibrations of radially polarized composite piezoceramic cylinders and disks

Adelman, N. T.; Stavsky, Y.

doi:10.1016/0022-460x(75)90202-3

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“…1 Experimental test con guration applications was considered. The piezomaterial properties, which are requested in matrix form, were obtained using a generalized formulation of classical elastic and electrical relations [1,2,[10][11][12][13][14]. This modelling is general.…”

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An interaction model between flexible structures and piezoelements useful in multi-body modelling

Braccesi

Cianetti

2001

Proceedings of the Institution of Mechanical Engineers, Part K:

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In this paper, a general procedure for the synthesis of a reduced dynamic model for the description of exible structures coupled with piezoelectric sensors and actuators is shown. The authors built an interaction modelling procedure, useful in mechanical system simulation (MSS) software, using a theoretical and nite element modelling (FEM) approach. By modifying and developing an existing modal synthesis method, which is used by most commercial software, a new mode component synthesis methodology was developed. This new procedure allows the simulation of any system containing exible parts coupled with piezoelectric materials, in linear and non-linear behaviour, under any mechanical and electrical boundary condition both in the frequency and time domain. This is not possible by either the theoretical-analytical or the FEM approach without the involvement of heavy, lengthy computational loads.

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Section: Resultsmentioning

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An interaction model between flexible structures and piezoelements useful in multi-body modelling

Braccesi

Cianetti

2001

Proceedings of the Institution of Mechanical Engineers, Part K:

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“…The imposed electric field E produces the -eE stress in the piezoelectric material according to the reverse voltage effect. Therefore, we have a mathematical model that describes the mechanical-electrical interaction relationship in piezoelectric materials as follows [3][4][5][6]:…”

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Static and Dynamic Analysis of Piezoelectric Laminated Composite Beams and Plates

Thai¹,

Ich²,

Xuan³

2021

Perovskite and Piezoelectric Materials

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In this chapter, the mechanical behavior analysis of piezoelectric laminated composite beams and plates is influenced subjected to static, dynamic, and aerodynamic loads. Algorithm for dynamic, stability problem analysis and vibration control of laminated composite beams and plates with piezoelectric layers is presented. In addition, numerical calculations, considering the effect of factors on static, dynamic, and stability response of piezoelectric laminated composite beams and plates are also clearly presented. The content of this chapter can equip readers with the knowledge used to calculate the static, dynamic, and vibration control of composite beams, panels made of piezoelectric layers applied in the field different techniques.

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“…Exact free vibrations of piezoelectric laminates in cylindrical bending has been considered by Heyliger and Brooks [7], but exact solutions for circular plates have not yet been found for the types of boundary conditions and general vibrations of typical interest. Radially layered piezoelectric cylinders have been studied to some extent [8,9], but solutions for cylinders layered in the axial directions are uncommon. Finite element solutions have been presented for homogeneous piezoelectric discs by Kagawa and Yamabuchi [10] and Kunkel et al [11], and Guo et al [12], but these have been limited to piston-type vibrations for transducer applications.…”

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