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  • 2022Application of a dynamic thermoelastic coupled model for an aerospace aluminium composite panel12citations
  • 2021Experimental investigation of the thermoelastic performance of an aerospace aluminium honeycomb composite panel27citations
  • 2012Applications for shape memory alloys in structural and machine dynamics4citations
  • 2010An analytical model for the vibration of a composite plate containing an embedded periodic shape memory alloy structure17citations
  • 2008Smart materials applications to structural dynamics and rotating machinescitations
  • 2007The control of bearing stiffness using shape memorycitations
  • 2006Proposals for controlling flexible rotor vibrations by means of an antagonistic SMA/composite smart bearing7citations
  • 2003Static and dynamic behaviour of composite structures with shape memory alloy components3citations
  • 2003Dynamics of multilayered composite plates with shape memory alloy wires33citations
  • 2003One-dimensional shape memory alloy models for use with reinforced composite structures59citations
  • 2003A sensitivity analysis of the dynamic performance of a composite plate with shape memory alloy wires24citations
  • 2001Statics and dynamics of composite structures with embedded shape memory alloyscitations

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An analytical model for the vibration of a composite plate containing an embedded periodic shape memory alloy structure

  • Cartmell, Matthew
  • Ganilova, O. A.
Abstract

This paper explores the integration of a periodic repeating arrangement of shape memory alloy (SMAs) within a composite plate, with a view to active control of the vibrations of the plate by means of a controllable activation strategy for the SMA elements. The benefits of this configuration are that ‘antagonistic’ operation of SMAs on the plate allows the significantly longer cooling time constant of previously activated elements to be shortened by means of active elements working against them during that phase. This concept dramatically shortens the cooling time constant and brings it into the same order of magnitude of the heating phase. The paper examines the mathematical modelling of such a plate, and offers an approximate analytical solution by means of a hybrid WKB–Galerkin method. The antagonistic operation of the system is represented mathematically by terms in which the stiffness and damping are both time dependent. Therefore the equation of motion contains terms with time variant coefficients and is impossible to solve without recourse to specialised methods. Comparisons with numerical methods are given and it is shown that good similarity can be obtained for judicious choice of practical values for the time variant stiffness and damping functions.

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  • impedance spectroscopy
  • phase
  • composite
  • activation