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Design of Piezoelectric Active Structure

LECTURE 1.

Introduction to Active Materials and Structures

SangJoon Shin

School of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering

Seoul National University

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Actuation Sensing Control

Adaptive Structures

Adaptive structure…characteristics can be beneficially changed in response to environment

Characteristics

- shape, geometry

- stiffness, damping

- vibration characteristics - random signature

- acoustic reflectivity

Stimuli

- external force

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Hierarchy of Adaptive Structure

A : Actuated or Adaptive Structures B : Sensory Structure (Monitoring of

system stats) C : Controlled

D : Active Materials and Structures E : Intelligent Structure

D

B C

A C

D E

Controllable Response

- actuator, sensor control to increase performance to enhance functionality

- complexity not pay for itself

Adaptive Structures

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Adaptive Structures

Active Structures…analysis tools for integration

➢ Motivation

- Increased Functionality - Complexity is generic trend

➢ Applications

- Vibration Suppression : multi-payload platform

- Precision Optical [Pointing] System (Interferometry)

- Precision Machining - Static Shape Control - Helicopter Vibration

• Optical Surface Correction

• Active Optics

• Deformable Lifting Surfaces - Active Noise Control

Interior...Fuselage, Cockpit Elevator

Rooms

Exterior...Torpedoes, Submarines Helicopters

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Adaptive Structures

Adaptation Mechanisms

- Material

- Controllable Size

- Electrically … Piezoelectric Ceramics, Polymers - Thermally … SMA

- Magnetically … Magnetostrictors - Optically

- Chemically

- Controllable stiffness - Controllable viscosity

- Electrorheological - Magnetorheological

Transducer … works both ways

=> Solid State Actuation Sensing

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Adaptive Structures

Design of Active Structures/Devices

Requirements

Material Geometry

Device

2 Problems

1) Elastic Actuation 2) Solid State Physics

- Couple of Fields

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Adaptive Structures

Activation Figures of Merit

Different Drive levels

Storke,

Operating curve

Force Blocked

Force

max max

1 /

Area = 2

 

= Actuation energy value

max

Free strain

1 Kmat

- stroke, , /Field - mcx

- sensitivity - force, stress - max, clamped - Sensitivities

free

free
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Adaptive Structures

Elastic actuation

t

a

t

s

E

p

E s

tot

free

a

1-D (Simple) model

k

A

F

int

a

a a

F x k =

tot

K

a

K

s

F

a t

F

ex
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-

Graphical Representation

Storke,

S

f

F

b Force operating point

1 KA

1 KA

load line

Operating line stiff structure

S

oper

F

oper

Maximum work delivered to load is

Actuation Energy Density =

1 1 1 1

4 2 4 2

free blocked

f b a a

S F  

 = 

1 2

f b

 

Adaptive Structures

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