Piezoelectric material-based semi-active vibration control systems may effectively suppress vibration amplitude without any external power supply,or even harvest electrical energy.This bidirectional electrical energy ...Piezoelectric material-based semi-active vibration control systems may effectively suppress vibration amplitude without any external power supply,or even harvest electrical energy.This bidirectional electrical energy control phenomenon is theoretically introduced and validated in this paper.A flyback transformer-based switching piezoelectric shunt circuit that can extract energy from or inject energy into piezoelectric elements is proposed.The analytical expressions of the controlled energy and the corresponding vibration attenuation are therefore derived for a classical electromechanical cantilever beam.Theoretical predictions validated by the experimental results show that the structure vibration attenuation can be tuned from−5 to−25 dB under the given electrical quality factor of the circuit and figure of merit of the electromechanical structure,and the consumed power is in the range of−13 to 25 mW,which is a good theoretical basis for the development of self-sensing,self-adapting,and self-powered piezoelectric vibration control systems.展开更多
In this paper, an attempt is made to determine the electric potential that would be generated in the piezoelectric vibration absorber using finite element piezoelectric analysis to determine optimal locations for damp...In this paper, an attempt is made to determine the electric potential that would be generated in the piezoelectric vibration absorber using finite element piezoelectric analysis to determine optimal locations for damping of the first mode. Optimal placement of piezoelectric vibration absorber for passive vibration control application of a cantilever composite plate is investigated. Finite element piezoelectric modal analysis is performed. Models based on placing piezoelectric vibration absorbers at five different locations on the surface of the plate and incorporating piezoelectric properties are built. Modal analysis is used to find the electric potential developed in the piezoelectric vibration absorber. The location that yields the highest amount of electric potential would naturally be the best location for the vibration absorber. First bending mode of the cantilever composite plate is aimed for damping. Results of the analysis are verified with an experimental testing of the composite plate with piezoelectric vibration absorber firmly attached to the plate on the most effective location. A good agreement is found between the analytical and experimental results. Further, a resistive shunt circuit is designed for the passive damping of the first mode and attached to the vibration absorber in which the electric potential developed would be dissipated as heat to obtain passive vibration compensation. The experiment also demonstrates that a damping of 6 percent is obtained in the first mode of vibration and a great amount of damping is achieved in the second and third modes as well.展开更多
This paper considers the problem of natural vibrations of a deformable structure containing elements made of piezomaterials.The piezoelectric elements are connected through electrodes to an external electric circuit,w...This paper considers the problem of natural vibrations of a deformable structure containing elements made of piezomaterials.The piezoelectric elements are connected through electrodes to an external electric circuit,which consists of resistive,inductive and capacitive elements.Based on the solution of this problem,the parameters of external electric circuits are searched for to allow optimal passive control of the structural vibrations.The solution to the problem is complex natural vibration frequencies,the real part of which corresponds to the circular eigenfrequency of vibrations and the imaginary part corresponds to its damping rate(damping ratio).The analysis of behaviour of the imaginary parts of complex eigenfrequencies in the space of external circuit parameters allows one to damp given modes of structure vibrations.The effectiveness of the proposed approach is demonstrated using a cantilever-clamped plate and a shell structure in the form of a semi-cylinder connected to series resonant RL circuits.展开更多
基金National Key Research and Development Program of China,Grant/Award Number:2021 YFB3400100National Natural Science Foundation of China,Grant/Award Numbers:52241103,U2241261Fund of Prospective Layout of Scientific Research for Nanjing University of Aeronautics and Astronautics。
文摘Piezoelectric material-based semi-active vibration control systems may effectively suppress vibration amplitude without any external power supply,or even harvest electrical energy.This bidirectional electrical energy control phenomenon is theoretically introduced and validated in this paper.A flyback transformer-based switching piezoelectric shunt circuit that can extract energy from or inject energy into piezoelectric elements is proposed.The analytical expressions of the controlled energy and the corresponding vibration attenuation are therefore derived for a classical electromechanical cantilever beam.Theoretical predictions validated by the experimental results show that the structure vibration attenuation can be tuned from−5 to−25 dB under the given electrical quality factor of the circuit and figure of merit of the electromechanical structure,and the consumed power is in the range of−13 to 25 mW,which is a good theoretical basis for the development of self-sensing,self-adapting,and self-powered piezoelectric vibration control systems.
文摘In this paper, an attempt is made to determine the electric potential that would be generated in the piezoelectric vibration absorber using finite element piezoelectric analysis to determine optimal locations for damping of the first mode. Optimal placement of piezoelectric vibration absorber for passive vibration control application of a cantilever composite plate is investigated. Finite element piezoelectric modal analysis is performed. Models based on placing piezoelectric vibration absorbers at five different locations on the surface of the plate and incorporating piezoelectric properties are built. Modal analysis is used to find the electric potential developed in the piezoelectric vibration absorber. The location that yields the highest amount of electric potential would naturally be the best location for the vibration absorber. First bending mode of the cantilever composite plate is aimed for damping. Results of the analysis are verified with an experimental testing of the composite plate with piezoelectric vibration absorber firmly attached to the plate on the most effective location. A good agreement is found between the analytical and experimental results. Further, a resistive shunt circuit is designed for the passive damping of the first mode and attached to the vibration absorber in which the electric potential developed would be dissipated as heat to obtain passive vibration compensation. The experiment also demonstrates that a damping of 6 percent is obtained in the first mode of vibration and a great amount of damping is achieved in the second and third modes as well.
基金The reported study was funded by Russian Foundation for Basic Research[17-41-590152].
文摘This paper considers the problem of natural vibrations of a deformable structure containing elements made of piezomaterials.The piezoelectric elements are connected through electrodes to an external electric circuit,which consists of resistive,inductive and capacitive elements.Based on the solution of this problem,the parameters of external electric circuits are searched for to allow optimal passive control of the structural vibrations.The solution to the problem is complex natural vibration frequencies,the real part of which corresponds to the circular eigenfrequency of vibrations and the imaginary part corresponds to its damping rate(damping ratio).The analysis of behaviour of the imaginary parts of complex eigenfrequencies in the space of external circuit parameters allows one to damp given modes of structure vibrations.The effectiveness of the proposed approach is demonstrated using a cantilever-clamped plate and a shell structure in the form of a semi-cylinder connected to series resonant RL circuits.
