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Piezoelectric Based Lamb Waves Generation and Propagation in Orthotropic CFRP Plates: II. Influence of Interfacial Stress Distribution

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This paper investigates the Lamb wave generation by the surface bonded circular piezoelectric (PZT) actuator and wave propagation within the orthotropic Carbon Fiber Reinforced Plastic (CFRP) plate considering the anisotropy of the elastic and damping properties of the materials; existence of the adhesive layer; and dependence of the interfacial stress distribution on the surface between host plate and actuator, on the anisotropy of the plate material, and on the excited frequency, wavelength and plate thickness. This part of our investigation includes FE based study of the shear stress distribution on the interface between circular PZT actuator and surface of orthotropic CFRP plate, and its dependence on the excited wavelength and plate thickness. The anisotropic elastic and damping properties of the plate material, which are used in the implemented finite element (FE) model, have been preliminary determined in the first part of our investigation. We compare the behavior of the wave generation, propagation and attenuation that are studied using this model with the similar dependencies obtained at the simulation of the non-dissipating plate excited by the periodical radially oriented force, which is distributed along the circumference bounding the actuator, i.e. 3D pin-force excitation case. The proposed results can be used at the design of SHM for the composite structures with the structural anisotropy and damping, and at making a reasonable choice of the frequency, type, dimensions and optimum placement of the actuators and sensors.

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Materials Science Forum (Volume 962)

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227-235

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https://doi.org/10.4028/www.scientific.net/MSF.962.227

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July 2019

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Maria Shevtsova*, Evgenia Kirillova, Eugeny Rozhkov, Valery Chebanenko, Sergey Shevtsov, Jiing Kae Wu, Shun Hsyung Chang

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Adhesive Layer, Lamb Waves, Material Damping, Piezoelectric Actuator, Polymeric Composites, Structural Health Monitoring, Wave Generation, Wave Propagation

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