Non-linear bending analysis and control of graphene-platelets-reinforced porous sandwich plates with piezoelectric layer subjected to electromechanical loading
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Piezoelectric materials as the controlling element have been widely utilized to produce intelligent engineering structures, while these smart structures may fail to realize effective control of composite structures with large deformations. However, investigations on such issues are less reported in published literature, as an accurate and efficient model is required to well forecast the geometrically nonlinear behaviors of smart sandwich structures. As a result, a novel sinusoidal Legendre global-local higher-order shear deformation plate theory (SLHSDT) has been developed to accurately capture geometrically nonlinear behaviors of piezoelectric sandwich plates. The proposed model can fulfill the compatible conditions of transverse shear stresses and contain transverse normal strain, which can ensure precision in predicting electromechanical behaviors. The multi-patch isogeometric analysis (IGA) method for sandwich plates partially bonded with piezoelectric layers is proposed to overcome C1-continuity between patches for the first time. Moreover, the Newmark-β method and Newton-Raphson technique are attempted to solve the nonlinear equations. The present model has been utilized to investigate electromechanical behaviors of laminated structures with piezoelectric layers, which has been compared with the published results. In addition, experiments on macro fiber composite (MFC) integrated sandwich plates have been also carried out in the present work, which can effectively verify the performance of proposed model. Subsequently, the proposed model is employed to study electromechanical behaviors of the five-layer piezoelectric sandwich plates containing internal pores and graphene platelets. Then, influences of the porosity coefficient and GPLs weight fraction on the nonlinear electromechanical behaviors of sandwich plates are investigated. Eventually, the active control on nonlinear behaviors of piezoelectric porous sandwich plates with GPLs reinforcement is studied by using a closed-loop control system, and an effective approach slowing down large deformation has been proposed by selecting an appropriate distribution of GPLs along the thickness direction.
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