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• W956228508 abstract "Piezocomposites are attracting widespread interest since they can offer greater flexibility and better performances in specific applications with respect to traditional piezoelectric wafers. Design of piezocomposites requires accurate homogenisation models for the prediction of the equivalent electro-mechanical properties. In macro-scale models of structures with piezocomposite transducers, these properties are adopted in order to avoid the complexity of the piezocomposite microstructure. In the case of smart structures the accurate modelling of the actuation and the response of the structure is of primary importance. If classical structural finite elements are not sufficiently accurate, higher order or solid elements should be adopted. Thanks to adaptation or mixed-dimensional methods, it is possible to adopt computationally expensive higher order or solid elements only in some sub-domains of the structure. In this work, the modelling of smart structures equipped with thin piezoelectric transducers is considered in a multi-scale framework. Micromechanical homogenisation models are developed and employed for the prediction of the equivalent properties of piezocomposites. A micromechanical model based on the concept of inclusion is proposed to investigate the influence of the shape of the inclusions, of the constituent materials and of the polarisation on the equivalent properties. It has been found that fibre-shaped inclusions should be considered in order to obtain piezocomposites with strong piezoelectric effect and to have at the same time high direction-dependence. The equivalent properties of Macro Fiber Composites are determined via the Asymptotic Homogenisation Method (AHM) with an analytical solution and with a numerical solution via FEM which takes into account the effect of the electrodes. AHM analytical solution is adopted to investigate the effect of the material properties of the matrix on the overall piezocomposite. Results indicate that low values of the Young's modulus and of the Poisson's ratio yield high directional dependence in the piezoelectric properties. A laminated design with anisotropic layers and a piezocomposite layer is investigated via UFM. A configuration with maximum directional dependence in terms of equivalent piezoelectric strain constants is proposed, whereas maximum directional dependence in terms of piezoelectric stress constants is proved to be not achievable with such a design. Hierarchical finite elements for structural analyses based on a Unified Formulation (UF) by Carrera are developed and coupled via the Arlequin method proposed by Ben Dhia. Solid, plate and beam finite elements for mechanical and for piezoelectric problems are presented. Via UF, higher order and piezoelectric elements can be formulated straightforwardly. These elements are combined in variable kinematic solutions in the Arlequin framework. Higher-order elements are adopted locally where the stress field is three-dimensional, whereas the remaining parts of the structure are modelled with computationally cheap lower-order elements. Two electro-mechanical coupling operator for the Arlequin method in the context of piezoelectric analyses are proposed. Results are validated towards monomodel solutions and three-dimensional analytical and numerical reference solutions. Accurate solutions are obtained reducing the computational costs" @default.
• W956228508 created "2016-06-24" @default.
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• W956228508 date "2012-01-01" @default.
• W956228508 modified "2023-09-26" @default.
• W956228508 title "Modelling-based design of anisotropic piezocomposite transducers and multi-domain analysis of smart structures" @default.
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• W956228508 doi "https://doi.org/10.6092/polito/porto/2496918" @default.
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