A complete set of equations for piezo-magnetoelastic analysis of a functionally graded thick shell of revolution
By Mohammad Arefi. 2014
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Tensor analysis and an orthogonal curvilinear coordinate system have been used to derive a complete set of equations for piezo-magneto-elastic analysis of a functionally graded (FG) thick shell of revolution with variable thickness and curvature. The mentioned structure can be subjected to mechanical, electrical and magnetic fields. It was assumed that all material properties (mechanical, electrical and magnetic properties) change functionally throughout the three axis of employed coordinate system. Kinetic and potential energies of the system have been evaluated in order to constitute the functional of the system. Final partial differential equations of the system can be derived by using minimization of the energy functional with respect to five employed functions of the system. For validation, the obtained differential equations have been reduced to two previously studied problems i.e. functionally graded piezoelectric materials and functionally graded piezomagnetic cylinders. Furthermore, numerical results are evaluated for a case study.
Subfields: Biomedical Engineering, Mechanics of Materials
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- Mehran Safarpour
- A. Rahimi
- Akbar Alibeigloo
- Kim-Meow Liew
- Lu-Wen Zhang
- Z. Lei
- K. Swaminathan
- D. Sangeetha
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- Static and free vibration analysis of graphene platelets reinforced composite truncated conical shell, cylindrical shell, and annular plate using theory of elasticity and DQM (2020, background): “In addition, piezoelectric cylinders can be classified as smart structures of revolution which requires the knowledge of piezoelectricity to analyze their electromechanical behavior (M. Arefi, Rahimi, and Khoshgoftar 2012; M. Arefi and Rahimi 2012; M. Arefi and Rahimi 2014; M. Arefi 2014).”