Sensitivity Analysis and Optimal Design of Smart Peizolaminated Composite Beams
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Abstract
The static and dynamic interaction between piezoelectric layer and host laminated beam has been investigated using classical laminate theory and first-order shear deformation theory. A finite element model has been developed to study the mechanical and electrical behavior of laminated composite beam with piezoelectric actuators. The numerical results have been compared with those available in the literature in order to validate the accuracy of the model. A design optimization methodology has been developed by combining the finite element model and the sequential quadratic programming technique to improve the structural performance. Further, the optimization algorithm has been improved by performing the sensitivity analysis and analytical gradients of constraints and objective function. Various types of optimization problems including shape control of a beam and mass minimization have been investigated. By careful positioning of the actuators and polarizing them to create bending moment and stretching force when required, a very precise shape control has been achieved as well as considerable reduction in the mass of the structure. It has been observed using the analytical gradients of constraints and objective function analytically can significantly reduce the total number of iteration required to obtain the optimal design.
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