Analytical technique for hygrothermo-electroelastic field in piezoelectric bodies with <i>D</i> <sub>∞</sub> symmetry

A general solution technique for hygrothermo-electroelastic problems in bodies with D∞ symmetry is developed. The displacement and electric field are expressed in terms of their respective potential functions, and the hygrothermo-electroelastic field quantities are expressed in terms of elastic and piezoelastic potential functions, each of which satisfies a Laplace equation with respect to the appropriately transformed spatial coordinates, combined with the two hygrothermoelastic displacement potential functions. As an application of this technique, a theoretical analysis of an infinite cylinder subjected to distributions of moisture content, temperature, and stress was performed, and the significance of the hygrothermo-electroelastic analyses was demonstrated.

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Journal of Thermal Stresses
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2024-08-22
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https://doi.org/10.1080/01495739.2024.2382731
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Numerical methods in engineering
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Analytical technique for hygrothermo-electroelastic field in piezoelectric bodies with D ∞ symmetry

Yoshitaka KAMEO, Masayuki Ishihara, Y. Nakada
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Journal of Thermal Stresses
Numerical methods in engineering
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Analytical technique for hygrothermo-electroelastic field in piezoelectric bodies with D ∞ symmetry

Yoshitaka KAMEO, Masayuki Ishihara, Y. Nakada
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Abstract

A general solution technique for hygrothermo-electroelastic problems in bodies with D∞ symmetry is developed. The displacement and electric field are expressed in terms of their respective potential functions, and the hygrothermo-electroelastic field quantities are expressed in terms of elastic and piezoelastic potential functions, each of which satisfies a Laplace equation with respect to the appropriately transformed spatial coordinates, combined with the two hygrothermoelastic displacement potential functions. As an application of this technique, a theoretical analysis of an infinite cylinder subjected to distributions of moisture content, temperature, and stress was performed, and the significance of the hygrothermo-electroelastic analyses was demonstrated.

Journal of Thermal StressesVol. 47(9)
Shibaura Institute of Technology (JP), Osaka Metropolitan University (JP)
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Numerical methods in engineering
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