Bài báo thiết lập lời giải giải tích phân tích tĩnh tấm composite lớp cấu hình phản xứng vuông góc có gắn lớp kích thích áp điện, chịu tác dụng đồng thời của tải cơ học và điện trường. Lý thuyết tấm biến dạng cắt bậc cao của Reddy được sử dụng để khảo sát ứng xử uốn của tấm composite áp điện. Điện thế áp đặt được giả thiết biến đổi tuyến tính theo chiều dày của lớp áp điện. Kết quả được so sánh với lý thuyết bậc cao 12 ẩn chuyển vị và với lời giải chính xác và cho thấy sự tương đồng với kết quả của các tác giả khác đã công bố.
Từ khoá: tấm composite lớp; áp điện; phân tích tĩnh; lý thuyết tấm Reddy; phương pháp giải tích.
Lịch sử bài viết: Nhận ngày 12/1/2018, Sửa xong 9/5/2018, Chấp nhận đăng 30/5/2018.
This paper presents a new four-variable refined plate theory for free vibration analysis of laminated piezoelectric functionally graded carbon nanotube-reinforced composite plates (PFG-CNTRC). The present theory includes a parabolic distribution of transverse shear strain through the thickness and satisfies zero traction boundary conditions at both free surfaces of the plates. Thus, no shear correction factor is required. The distribution of carbon nanotubes across the thickness of each FG-CNT layer can be functionally graded or uniformly distributed. Additionally, the electric potential in piezoelectric layers is assumed to be quadratically distributed across the thickness. Equations of motion for PFG-CNTRC rectangular plates are derived using both Maxwell’s equation and Hamilton’s principle. Using the Navier technique, natural frequencies of the simply supported hybrid plate with closed circuit and open circuit of electrical boundary conditions are calculated. New parametric studies regarding the effect of the volume fraction, the CNTs distribution, the number of layers, CNT fiber orientation and thickness of the piezoelectric layer on the free vibration response of hybrid plates are performed.
Abstract. This paper develops a finite element model based on first-order shear deformation theory for optimal placement and active vibration control of laminated composite plates with bonded distributed piezoelectric sensor/actuator pairs. The nine-node isoparametric rectangular element with five degrees of freedom for the mechanical displacements, and two electrical degrees of freedom is used. Genetic algorithm (GA) is applied to maximize the fundamental natural frequencies of plates and the constants feedback control method is used for the vibration control analysis of piezoelectric laminated composite plates. Numerical results showed the accuracy of the presented method against relevant published literatures.
In this paper, a new four-variable refined shell theory is developed for free vibration analysis of multi-layered functionally graded carbon nanotube-reinforced composite (FG-CNTRC) doubly curved shallow shell panels. The theory has only four unknowns and satisfies zero stress conditions at the free surfaces without correction factor. Five different types of carbon nanotube (CNTs) distribution through the thickness of each FG-CNT layer are considered. Governing equations of simply supported doubly curved FG-CNTRC panels are derived from Hamilton's principle. The resultant eigenvalue system is solved to obtain the frequencies and mode shapes of the anti-symmetric cross-ply laminated panels by using the Navier solution. The numerical results in the comparison examples have proved the accuracy and efficiency of the developed model. Detailed parametric studies have been carried out to reveal the influences of CNTs volume fraction, CNTs distribution, CNTs orientation, dimension ratios and curvature on the free vibration responses of the doubly curved laminated FG-CNTRC panels.
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