AbstractIn this paper a damage model for ferroelectric materials is presented. It is implemented in terms of a user element in a commercial FEM-code Abaqus. The model is based on micromechanical considerations of domain switching and its interaction with microc- rack growth and coalescence. The influence of damage evolution on the effective material properties is demonstrated. Further, a finite element analysis of a multilayer actuator is performed, showing damage and crack patterns
Les céramiques piézoélectriques, comme le Titatano-Zirconate de Plomb (PZT), peuvent produire une te...
AbstractMotivated by the uniqueness and potential of the nonlinear range of piezoelectric and ferroe...
A model for studying the domain pattern of ferroelectric materials and its evolution is developed. I...
AbstractIn this paper a damage model for ferroelectric materials is presented. It is implemented in ...
AbstractMicromechanical finite element methods are developed based on a nonlinear constitutive model...
A computational model for investigating domain switching and macroscopic electromechanical propertie...
The intrinsic electromechanical properties and quick response to external excitations make ferroele...
AbstractThis paper is concerned with a macroscopic constitutive law for domain switching effects, wh...
Piezoceramics like lead zirconate titanate or PZT can produce an electric potential when they are su...
An extensive experimental study is conducted to investigate the nonlinear behavior of ferroelectric ...
The objective is the construction of a phenomenological model for ferroelectric materials, to be imp...
AbstractAn isoparametric 3D electromechanical hexahedral finite element integrating a 3D phenomenolo...
International audienceFerroelasticity and ferroelectricity are the non-linear behaviors exhibited by...
A nonlinear finite element (FE) model based on domain switching was proposed to study the electromec...
The unique electro-mechanical coupling properties of ferroelectrics make them ideal materials for us...
Les céramiques piézoélectriques, comme le Titatano-Zirconate de Plomb (PZT), peuvent produire une te...
AbstractMotivated by the uniqueness and potential of the nonlinear range of piezoelectric and ferroe...
A model for studying the domain pattern of ferroelectric materials and its evolution is developed. I...
AbstractIn this paper a damage model for ferroelectric materials is presented. It is implemented in ...
AbstractMicromechanical finite element methods are developed based on a nonlinear constitutive model...
A computational model for investigating domain switching and macroscopic electromechanical propertie...
The intrinsic electromechanical properties and quick response to external excitations make ferroele...
AbstractThis paper is concerned with a macroscopic constitutive law for domain switching effects, wh...
Piezoceramics like lead zirconate titanate or PZT can produce an electric potential when they are su...
An extensive experimental study is conducted to investigate the nonlinear behavior of ferroelectric ...
The objective is the construction of a phenomenological model for ferroelectric materials, to be imp...
AbstractAn isoparametric 3D electromechanical hexahedral finite element integrating a 3D phenomenolo...
International audienceFerroelasticity and ferroelectricity are the non-linear behaviors exhibited by...
A nonlinear finite element (FE) model based on domain switching was proposed to study the electromec...
The unique electro-mechanical coupling properties of ferroelectrics make them ideal materials for us...
Les céramiques piézoélectriques, comme le Titatano-Zirconate de Plomb (PZT), peuvent produire une te...
AbstractMotivated by the uniqueness and potential of the nonlinear range of piezoelectric and ferroe...
A model for studying the domain pattern of ferroelectric materials and its evolution is developed. I...