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Based on the Galerkin method and global residual harmonic balance method, the nonlinear resonant frequencies of graphene/piezoelectric sandwich films under electric exciting loads are obtained with a set of factors: the ratio of the oscillating amplitude to the thickness of sandwich films, small scale effect, electric loading exerted on piezoelectric layer, mode number and size length.
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The ellipse contact area of wheel rail loading was simplified as a rectangle, and the exciting load model was adopted for simulating the dynamic loading of the train [18, 19].
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This paper reports a result of investigation on the nonlinear resonant characteristics of graphene/elastic/piezoelectric (GEP) asymmetric laminated films under exciting electric loading, based on nonlocal elastic theory and von Karman strain displacement relations in an active control system.
On the basis of general solutions obtained, three particular cases of the action of exciting stationary harmonic loads are considered.
Internal loads exciting the engine block during operation are not directly measurable with force sensors; they have to be assessed from the dynamic deformation of the structure.
Since the strain modes as well as the normal displacement modes are intrinsic dynamic characteristics of a system, the dynamic loads exciting a structure are estimated by measuring induced strain fields.
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