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  • Finite Element Modelling of Piezoelectric Coupling in 1D Timoshenko Beam Element - NAL 1999

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    Piezoelectric layers embedded into an continuum can serve to develop sensors and actuators for smart structure applications. Here, general procedures of finite element method are extended to piezoelectric material. A two-node Timoshenko beam element is developed using first order shear deformation theory to predict the mechanical and electric response of the coupled system. A constitutive relation for 1-D case is derived using static condensation of the general, 3-D stress-strain relation.

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    Piezoelectric layers embedded into an continuum can serve to develop sensors and actuators for smart structure applications. Here, general procedures of finite element method are extended to piezoelectric material. A two-node Timoshenko beam element is developed using first order shear deformation theory to predict the mechanical and electric response of the coupled system. A constitutive relation for 1-D case is derived using static condensation of the general, 3-D stress-strain relation.

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    Finite Element Modelling of Piezoelectric Coupling in 1D Timoshenko Beam Element - NAL 1999

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    Piezoelectric layers embedded into an continuum can serve to develop sensors and actuators for smart structure applications. Here, general procedures of finite element method are extended to piezoelectric material. A two-node Timoshenko beam element is developed using first order shear deformation theory to predict the mechanical and electric response of the coupled system. A constitutive relation for 1-D case is derived using static condensation of the general, 3-D stress-strain relation.

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    A REPORT ON FINITE ELEMENT MODELLING OF PIEZOELECTRIC COUPLING IN 1-D TIMOSHENKO BEAM ELEMENT Work carried out at STRUCTURES DIVISION NATIONAL AEROSPACE LABORATORIES BANGLORE ‘Under Guidance of Dr. Gangan Prathap (Deputy Director, Structures Division) and Mr. S. Raja (Scientist, Structures Division) by Amit Batra Department of Aerospace Engineering Indian Institute of Technology Bombay BANGLORE May-June 1999 ‘Telephone 27335154 5295795.99 TeleFax (080)-5270670 a exe : Telegrams NAEROLAB cert: 0845-2279 mara TA eT & Telex + 0843-2279 NALIN wig aia sient National Aerospace Laboratories sive Ba 5. 1770, rqe-560 017, st Post Bag No. 1779, Bangalore-560 017 INDIA This is to certify that the project work entitled FINITE ELEMENT MODELING OF PIEZOELECTRIC COUPLING IN 1-D TIMOSHENKO BEAM ELEMENT is carried out by Amit Batra Department of Aerospace Engineering Indian Institute of Technology, Bombay at National Aerospace Laboratories Banglore Under guidance of Dr. Gangan Prathap (Deputy Director, Structures Division) and Mr. S. Raja (Scientist, Structures Division) Guides: Head, Technical Secretariat =) (uth Dr. Gangan Fraamap (Deputy Director, Structures Division) Mr. S. Raja Dr. M. R. Narasimha Swamy (Scientist, Structures Division) Head, Technical Secretariat M. R. NARASIMHA SWAMY Hoad Technical Secretari National Aerospace Laboratories “*tlonal Aerospace Laborateries. BANGALORE ~ 560 017 ABSTRACT Distributed piezoelectric layers embedded into an elastic continuum can serve to develop sensor and actuator for smart structure applications, In present study, general procedures of finite element method are extended to piezoelectric material, where the potential , is taken as field variable. A two node Timoshenko beam element is developed using first order shear deformation theory to predict the mechanical and electrical response of the coupled system. A constitutive relation for 1-D case is derived using static condensation of the general, 3-D stress-strain relation, Element load vector formulation is done for the mechanical and electrical loads. A numerical study based on above model is done and results are compared with existing theory and other approximate models,

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