Simulation of Actuation and Sensitive Capability of 1-3 Cement Based Piezoelectric Composites

Zheng Mao Ye; Zong Zhen Zhang; Chao Ju; Shi Feng Huang

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.123-125.1019

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Simulation of Actuation and Sensitive Capability of 1-3 Cement Based Piezoelectric Composites

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The simulating software ANSYS is applied to analyze the performance of the 1-3 Piezo-composiites under the σ3, σ1 and E3. Then we get the distribution of the internal stress and strain, sensitivity and activation characteristics. The conclusion is that the ceramic/polymer composites are more sensitive but will lead to stress concentration. While the stress distribution of the 1-3 cement based piezoelectric composites is more uniform so it is be propitious to protect the piezoelectric ceramic rods. The active strain of the 1-3 cement based piezoelectric composites is mainly concentrated on the piezoelectric ceramic rods.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 123-125)

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Zheng Mao Ye, Zong Zhen Zhang, Chao Ju, Shi Feng Huang

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1-3 Piezoelectric Composite, Actuation Capability, Finite Element Model (FEM), Sensitive Capability

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