IUTAM Symposium on Smart Structures and Structronic Systems: Proceedings of the IUTAM Symposium held in Magdeburg, Germany, 26–29 September 2000

377 Pages·2001·22.022 MB·English

by  Daniel J. Inman, Mehdi Ahmadian (auth.), U. Gabbert, H. S. Tzou (eds.)

IUTAMSymposium on Smart Structures and Structronic Systems
SOLID MECHANICS ANDITSAPPLICATIONS
Volume 89
Series Editor: G.M.L. GLADWELL
DepartmentofCivilEngineering
Universityof Waterloo
Waterloo,Ontario,Canada N2L3GI
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The fundamental questions arising in mechanics are: Why?,How?, and How much?
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giving vision and insight inanswering these questions on thesubject of mechanics asit
relates to solids.
The scope of the series covers the entire spectrum of solid mechanics. Thus it includes
the foundation of mechanics; variational formulations; computational mechanics;
statics. kinematics and dynamics of rigid and elastic bodies: vibrations of solids and
structures; dynamical systems and chaos; the theories of elasticity, plasticity and
viscoelasticity; composite materials; rods. beams, shells and membranes; structural
control and stability; soils, rocks and geomechanics; fracture; tribology;experimental
mechanics;biomechanics and machine design.
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graduates; butessentially theemphasis ison readability and clarity.
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IUTAM Symposium on
Smart Structures
and Structronic Systems
Proceedings of the IUTAM Symposium
held in Magdeburg, Germany,
26-29 September 2000
Edited by
U.GABBERT
Otto-Von-Guericke-Universităt Magdeburg, Germany
and
H.S. TZOU
University of Kentucky,
Lexington, U.S.A.
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SPRINGER-SCIENCE+BUSINESS MEDIA, B.V.
A c.I.P. Catalogue record for this book is available from the Library of Congress.
ISBN 978-94-010-3836-2 ISBN 978-94-010-0724-5 (eBook)
DOI 10.1007/978-94-010-0724-5
Cover iIIustration: Active Camber Rotar 9ACRO wit smart tab actuated in bending.
Printed on acid-free paper
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CONTENTS
Preface XI
WelcomeAddresses xv
CommitteesandSponsors xxi
SimultaneousActiveDampingandHealthMonitoringofAircraftPanels
D.J. Inman,M Ahmadian,R.o. Claus
Decentralized Vibration Control and Coupled Aeroservoelastic
SimulationofHelicopterRotorBladeswithAdaptiveAirfoils 9
B.A.Grohmann, P.Konstanzer,B. Kroplin
DesignofReduced-OrderControllersonaRepresentativeAircraft
Fuselage 17
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Atalla. ML. Fripp,i.n. Yung,N.W. Hagood
NumericalAnalysisof NonlinearandControlledElectromechanical
Transducers 25
R. Lerch,H.Landes,R.Simkovies,M Kaltenbacher
SmartStructures inRobotics 33
F.Dignath, M Hermie, W. Schiehlen
AnApproachforConceptual DesignofPiezoactuated
Micromanipulators 41
K.D.Hristov,Fl.Ionescu,K.Gr. Kostadinov
ModellingandOptimisationofPassiveDampingforBondedRepairto
AcousticFatigueCracking 49
c.n.
L.R.F. Rose, Wang
ALocalizationConceptforDelaminationDamagesinCFRP 57
S.Keye, M Rose, D.Sachau
Structureswith HighestAbilityofAdaptationtoOverloading 65
l. Holnicki-Szulc, T. Bielecki
Bio-InspiredStudyontheStructureandProcessofSmartMaterialsand
Structures 73
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B.L.Zhou,G.H. He, Guo
vi
MAOTechnologyofNewActiveElementsReception 81
SN. Isakov, T.V. Isakova,E.S Kirillov
ModelingofBendingActuatorsBasedonFunctionallyGradient 87
Materials
T. Hauke, A.Z. Kouvatov, R.Steinhausen, W.Seifert,
H T. Langhammer, H Beige
FabricationofSmartActuators BasedonComposite Materials 95
H Asanuma
OntheAnalyticalandNumericalModellingofPiezoelectric Fibre
Composites 103
M.Sester,Ch. Poizat
OnSuperelasticDeformationofNiTiShapeMemoryAlloyMicro-Tubesand
Wires-BandNucleation andPropagation 113
Q.P.Sun,Z.Q.Li,KK Tse
TheDampingCapacityofShapeMemoryAlloysanditsUseinthe
DevelopmentofSmartStructures 121
R.Lammering,I.Schmidt
PredictionofEffectiveStress-Strain BehaviorofSMCompositeswith
AlignedSMAShort-Fibers 129
.J. Wang, YP.Shen
ModelingandNumerical SimulationofShapeMemoryAlloyDevices
UsingaRealMulti-Dimensional Model 137
X.Gao, W.Huang, J. Zhu
TheRoleofThermomechanicalCouplingintheDynamicBehaviorof
ShapeMemoryAlloys 145
0. Heintze, 0. Kastner, H-S.Sahota, S Seelecke
DynamicInstability ofLaminated PiezoelectricShells 153
X.M.Yang, YP.Shen, X.G. Tian
Flexural AnalysisofPiezoelectricCoupledStructures 161
Q. Wang,S T. Quek
ActiveNoiseControlStudiesUsingtheRayleigh-RitzMethod 169
S V. Gopinathan, V.V. Varadan, V.K Varadan
vii
AWavelet-Based ApproachforDynamicControlofIntelligent
Piezoelectric PlateStructureswithLinearandNonlinearDeformation 179
Y.-H Zhou, 1.Wang, x.: Zheng
OnFiniteElementAnalysisofPiezoelectricControlledSmartStructures 189
H Berger, H Koppe, U.Gabbert, F.Seeger
AStudyonSegmentationofDistributed PiezoelectricSectorial
ActuatorsinAnnularPlates 197
A. Tylikowski
Thin-WalledSmartLaminatedStructures:TheoryandSome
Applications 205
N.N. Rogacheva
Precision ActuationofMicro-Space Structures 213
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S-S G.Hickey, D.W Wang,HS Tzou
Experimental StudiesonSoftCoreSandwichPlateswithaBuilt-in
AdaptiveLayer 223
H Abramovich, H-R. Meyer-Piening
SimulationofSmartCompositeMaterialsoftheTypeofMEMbyUsing
NeuralNetworkControl 231
V.D.Koshur
DamageDetection inStructuresbyElectrical Impedanceand
OptimizationTechnique 239
V. Lopes, Jr.,HH Muller-Slany,F. Brunzel, D.J. Inman
OptimalPlacementofPiezoelectricActuatorstoInteriorNoiseControl 247
I. Hagiwara, Q.l. Shi, D.W Wang, ZS Rao
SimultaneousOptimizationofActuatorPlacementandStructural
ParametersbyMathematical andGeneticOptimization Algorithms 255
G.Locatelli, H Langer, M Muller,H Baier
SuitableAlgorithmsforModelUpdatingandtheirDeploymentforSmart
Structures 265
M W Zehn, 0. Martin
BendingAnalysisofPiezoelectric Laminates 275
c.r.
MH Zhao, Qian, S WR. Lee, P. Tong, T.Y. Zhang
viii
BucklingofCurved Columnand TwinningDeformation Effect 283
Y. Urushiyama, D.Lewinnek, 1.Qiu,1. Tani
Electronic CircuitModelingand AnalysisofDistributed Structronic
Systems 291
HS. Tzou,1.H Ding
AnOperator-Based ControllerConceptfor Smart PiezoelectricStack
Actuators 299
K.Kuhnen, H Janocha
Experimentswith FeedbackControl ofan ERVibration Damper 307
N.D.Sims, R.Stanway,A.R.Johnson
CollocativeControl ofBeam Vibrations with Piezoelectric Self-Sensing
Layers 315
H Irschik,M.Krommer, U.Pichler
EfficientApproach for Dynamic ParameterIdentification and Control
Design ofStructronicSystems 323
P.K. Kiriazov
An Integral Equation Approach for Velocity FeedbackControl Using
Piezoelectric Patches 331
1.M. Sloss,1.C Bruch, Jr.,S.Adali, is.Sadek
Decentralised Multivariable Vibration Control ofSmart Structures Using
QFT 339
M.Enzmann,C Doschner
Multi-ObjectiveControllerDesign forSmart StructuresUsing Linear
Matrix Inequalities 347
S.Sana, v.s. Rao
Index ofAuthors 355
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Preface
Synergistic integration of smart materials, structures, sensors, actuators and control
electronics hasredefinedthe conceptof"structures" from aconventional passive elastic
system to anactive controllable structronic (structure+electronic)system with inherent
self-sensing,diagnosis, and control capabilities. Such structronic systems can be used as
components of high performance systems or can be an integrated structure itself
performing designated functions and tasks. Due to the multidisciplinary nature of
structronic systems their development has attracted researchers and scientists from
theoretical and applied mechanics and many other disciplines, such as structures,
materials, control, electronics, computers, mathematics, manufacturing,
electromechanics, etc.,see Figure I.This field was first introduced about mid-80 and it
isquickly becoming anew emerging field recognized as one ofthe key technologies of
the 2151 century. This new field focuses on not only multi-field and multi-discipline
integrations, but has also enormous practical applications impacting many industries
and enriching human livingqualities.
Structures
(Systemill,Monitoring...)
(Non-homogeneous&
IncompatibleStructures)
Electromechanics
I I
StrucTranics
(SmartStructures) Mechanics(Solid,
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(IntelligentStructuralSystems) Fracture,Fatigue...)
DynamicslKinematics
& Vibration
Figure I Multi-disciplinaryintegration ofstructronic systems.
To reflect the rapid development in smart structures and structronic systems,
the objective of the IUTAM 2000 Symposium on Smart Structures and Structronic
Systems, the first IUTAM symposium inthis new emerging area, isto provide a forum
to discuss recent research advances and future directions or trends in this field. The
IUTAM Symposium took place from September 26th to 291h, 2000, at the Otto-von-
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