Thermal and mechanical behaviour of an RFID based smart system embedded in a transmission belt determined by FEM simulations for Industry 4.0 applications

2015 16th International Conference on Thermal, Mechanical and Multi-Physics Simulation and Experiments in Microelectronics and Microsystems Pub Date : 2015-04-19 DOI:10.1109/EUROSIME.2015.7103152

J. Albrecht, R. Dudek, J. Auersperg, R. Pantou, S. Rzepka

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The determination of the mechanical and thermo-mechanical behaviour of a UHF-RFID-based smart system embedded in a transmission belt has been the goal of the work reported in this paper. The complex bending and thermal loads occurring during fabrication and service are taken into account by finite element simulations using ABAQUS standard™. In order to achieve quantitatively correct results, dynamic mechanical analyses using DMA Q800, DMA 2000+ as well as thermo-mechanical analyses using TMA Q400 have been performed to characterize the behaviour of the different materials. The results of the finite element analyses match the experimental observations very well. Therefore, recommendations for design optimization could be deduced that prevent early and fatigue failures of the smart system inside the transmission belt.

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工业4.0应用中基于RFID的智能系统嵌入传送带的热学和力学行为，由FEM模拟确定

确定嵌入在传送带中的基于uhf - rfid的智能系统的机械和热机械行为是本文报道的工作的目标。使用ABAQUS标准™进行有限元模拟，考虑了制造和使用过程中发生的复杂弯曲和热载荷。为了获得定量正确的结果，使用DMA Q800、DMA 2000+进行动态力学分析，以及使用TMA Q400进行热力学分析，以表征不同材料的行为。有限元分析结果与实验结果吻合较好。因此，可以推导出设计优化建议，以防止传动带内部智能系统的早期失效和疲劳失效。

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