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APPROXIMATE ANALYTICAL SOLUTIONS OF SMART COMPOSITE MINDLIN BEAMS

โœ Scribed by D. HUANG; B. SUN


Book ID
102609354
Publisher
Elsevier Science
Year
2001
Tongue
English
Weight
357 KB
Volume
244
Category
Article
ISSN
0022-460X

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โœฆ Synopsis


In this paper, a re"ned theory and approximate analytical solutions of laminated composite beams with piezoelectric laminae are developed. The equations of motion of the theory are developed using an energy principle. This formulation is based on linear piezoelectricity and Mindlin lamination theory, and includes the coupling between mechanical deformations and the charge equations of electrostatics. The approximate analytical solutions, using software package MATLAB and MATHEMATICA, are to study the e!ectiveness of piezoelectric sensors and actuators in actively controlling the transverse response of smart laminated beams. A main feature of this work is that it introduces the displacement potential function to simplify the governing equation. A new assumption of harmonic vibration and the transformation method of complex numbers are introduced. It can be used in di!erential equations that include both items of the functions sin and cosine, and the odd-order di!erential coe$cient. The behaviour of the output voltage from the sensor layer and the input voltage acting on the actuator layer is also studied. Graphical results are presented to demonstrate the ability of a closed-loop system to actively control the vibration of laminated beams. The present method has a general application in this "eld of study.


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