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- W4224213305 abstract "This paper investigates a piezoelectric composite made up of a piezoceramic matrix with irregularly scattered random-sized hollow metal inclusions. This composite can be produced using a combination of porous ceramic fabrication methods and microcapsule transfer techniques that were previously utilized to deliver nanoparticle medicines in biomedical applications. The effective material characteristics were computed using a numerical homogenization methodology that included finite element analysis, random representative volume element, perfect contact between distinct phases, special linear boundary conditions, and the Hill–Mandel principle. To imitate the random distribution of inclusions inside a particle-filled composite, the relationship describing the inclusion’s volume fraction was adjusted by adding a regularity coefficient. Thus, a new representative volume was designed to study the effect of the non-uniform distribution of randomly sized inclusions on the effective coefficients of the composite. An analysis of the effective properties of this new composite system with metalized pores surfaces (SMPS) revealed the following features. Due to the presence of metallic impurities, the resulting electric induction field or mechanical stress field inside the piezoelectric phase is scattered, which raises the transverse piezoelectric moduli with the increase of the inclusion’s volume fraction. Also, the electrical permittivity coefficients increase steadily with the increase in the portion of the metallic impurities. According to the findings, the volume fraction of the inclusion can be considered the most critical parameter to modify the electromechanical characteristics of the SMPS. The effects of the regularity coefficient on the equivalent properties increase as the inclusion’s volume fraction increases. The effective dielectric constants decrease as the degree of regularity of the composite structure grows, increasing the effectiveness of the piezoelectric transducer in transverse energy harvesting and motor applications. The findings of the newly constructed representative volume were verified using a basic periodic unit-cell and a random representative volume based on the random sequential adsorption (RSA) method. The developed structure of the representative volume can be applied to simulate a wide range of composites in the form of solid particles. Piezoelectric transducers constructed from the proposed piezocomposite are predicted to function well in piezoelectric motors and transverse piezoelectric sensors." @default.
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