Abstract
Bearing in mind that the environmental kinetic energy may be available in the form of shock pulse acceleration instead of the common harmonic type, this study investigates the response of unimorph and bimorph cantilever-based functionally graded magneto-electro-elastic energy harvesters under mechanical shock. Using Ritz's method together with the Euler–Bernoulli beam theory, the reduced equations of motion are obtained. Then, neglecting the influence of the terms related to the magneto-electro-elastic layer and leading the gradient index to infinity, the present findings are compared and verified by those available in the literature. Afterward, given the fact that the frequency domain analysis provides a better physical understanding from a dynamical system, using the mass-spring shock spectrum diagram, the influence of shock duration on the values of the harvested power is investigated. Doing so, the optimal duration is determined. The results reveal that although employing the shock spectrum diagram associated with a mass-spring system can predict the optimal duration with relatively good accuracy, to have more accurate results, one should hire the shock spectrum diagram associated with the harvested power. Therefore, introducing the power spectrum diagram, a detailed parametric study is then performed to investigate the effects of the through-thickness material gradation index, the external coil and the piezoelectric circuit resistances as well as the harvester configurations. Finally, comparing the maximum harvested powers from functionally graded piezoelectric and magneto-electro-elastic harvesters, the advantages of using the present system are addressed. It is worth mentioning that the present work is the first attempt on providing a frequency-domain analysis for FGMEEM-based hybrid energy harvesters undergoing mechanical shock.
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Abbreviations
- \(\tilde{A}_{e}\) :
-
A coefficient that relates the piezoelectric voltage to the piezoelectric force resultant (Integral of the piezoelectric coefficient over the cross section(s) of the FGMEEM layer(s))
- \(\tilde{A}_{{g_{33} }}\) :
-
A coefficient that relates the magnetic field to the electric displacement resultant (Integral of the magneto-electric coefficient over the cross section(s) of the FGMEEM layer(s))
- \(\tilde{A}_{{h_{33} }}\) :
-
A coefficient that relates the electric field to the electric displacement resultant (Integral of the dielectric coefficient over the cross section(s) of the FGMEEM layer(s))
- \(\tilde{A}_{S}\) :
-
A coefficient that relates the membrane strain to the mechanical force resultant in the substrate (Integral of the modulus of elasticity over the cross section of the substrate)
- \(\tilde{A}_{M}\) :
-
A coefficient that relates the membrane strain to the mechanical force resultant in the FGMEEM layer(s) (Integral of the modulus of elasticity over the cross section(s) of the FGMEEM layer(s))
- \(\tilde{A}_{m}\) :
-
A coefficient that relates the magnetic voltage to the magnetic force resultant (Integral of the piezomagnetic coefficient over the cross section(s) of the FGMEEM layer(s))
- \(\tilde{A}_{{\mu_{33} }}\) :
-
A coefficient that relates the magnetic field to the magnetic flux resultant (Integral of the magnetic permeability coefficient over the cross section(s) of the FGMEEM layer(s))
- \(\alpha\) :
-
A coefficient that distinguishes between the unimorph and bimorph cases in Eq. (6).
- \(\eta\) :
-
Dimensionless form of the shock profile
- \(\tilde{B}_{e}\) :
-
A coefficient that relates the piezoelectric voltage to the piezoelectric moment resultant (Integral of the multiplication of the piezoelectric coefficient by z over the cross section(s) of the FGMEEM layer(s))
- \(\tilde{B}_{S}\) :
-
A coefficient that relates the beam curvature to the mechanical force resultant in the substrate (Integral of the multiplication of the modulus of elasticity by z over the cross section of the substrate)
- \(\tilde{B}_{M}\) :
-
A coefficient that relates the beam curvature to the mechanical force resultant in the FGMEEM layer(s) (Integral of the multiplication of the modulus of elasticity by z over the cross section(s) of the FGMEEM layer(s))
- \(\tilde{B}_{m}\) :
-
A coefficient that relates the piezomagnetic voltage to the piezomagnetic moment resultant (Integral of the multiplication of the piezomagnetic coefficient by z over the cross section(s) of the FGMEEM layer(s))
- \(B_{{\tilde{z}}}\) :
-
Magnetic flux
- \(b\) :
-
Width of the beam
- \(\beta\) :
-
A coefficient that distinguishes between the unimorph and bimorph cases in Eq. (13a).
- \(C_{M}\) :
-
Modulus of elasticity of the FGMEEM
- \(C_{S}\) :
-
Modulus of elasticity of the substrate
- \(c_{t}\) :
-
Normalized damping coefficient
- \(\tilde{c}_{{\tilde{t}}}\) :
-
Dimensional damping coefficient
- \(c^{ * }\) :
-
The damping scale with which the damping is normalized
- \(\tilde{D}_{S}\) :
-
A coefficient that relates the beam curvature to the mechanical moment resultant in the substrate (Integral of the multiplication of the modulus of elasticity by z2 over the cross section of the substrate)
- \(\tilde{D}_{M}\) :
-
A coefficient that relates the beam curvature to the mechanical moment resultant in the FGMEEM later (Integral of the multiplication of the modulus of elasticity by z2 over the cross section(s) of the FGMEEM layer(s))
- \(D_{{\tilde{z}}}\) :
-
Electric displacement
- \(d_{i} \left( {i = 1 - 6} \right)\) :
-
Normalized coefficients in the reduced governing equation of motion associated with the transverse displacement
- \(E_{{\hat{z}}}\) :
-
Electric field
- \(e_{31}\) :
-
Piezoelectric coefficient
- \(\varepsilon_{{\tilde{x}}}\) :
-
Axial strain
- \(f_{31}\) :
-
Piezomagnetic coefficient
- \(\phi_{E}\) :
-
Electric potential
- \(\varphi_{i}\) :
-
iTh transversal approximating function in the Ritz procedure
- \(\phi_{m}\) :
-
Magnetic potential
- \(g_{33}\) :
-
Magneto-electric coefficient
- \(\gamma\) :
-
A coefficient that distinguishes between the unimorph and bimorph cases in Eq. (20).
- \(H_{{\hat{z}}}\) :
-
Magnetic field
- \(h_{33}\) :
-
Dielectric coefficient
- \(h_{i} \left( {i = 1 - 4} \right)\) :
-
Normalized coefficients in the reduced governing equation of motion associated with magnetic voltage
- \(\tilde{I}_{0}\) :
-
Beam mass per unit length (Integral of the volume density over the cross section of the beam)
- \(\tilde{I}_{1}\) :
-
The first moment of the beam inertia around the z-axis (Integral of the multiplication of the volume density by z over the cross section of the beam)
- \(\tilde{I}_{2}\) :
-
The second moment of the beam inertia around the z-axis (Integral of the multiplication of the volume density by z2 over the cross section of the beam)
- \(i_{M}\) :
-
Induced current
- \(\tilde{K}\) :
-
Kinetic energy
- \(k_{i} \left( {i = 1 - 4} \right)\) :
-
Normalized coefficients in the reduced governing equation of motion associated with the piezoelectric voltage
- \(L\) :
-
Length of the beam
- \(\lambda\) :
-
The smallest positive root of the characteristic equation associated with linear undamped mode-shapes of a cantilever beam
- \(M_{{{\text{tip}}}}\) :
-
Normalized tip mass
- \(\tilde{M}_{{{\text{tip}}}}\) :
-
Tip mass
- \(M_{{\tilde{x}}}\) :
-
Mechanical moment resultant
- \(M_{{\tilde{x}}}^{m}\) :
-
Piezomagnetic moment resultant
- \(M_{{\tilde{x}}}^{p}\) :
-
Piezoelectric moment resultant
- \(M^{ * }\) :
-
The mass scale with which the tip mass is normalized.
- \(\mu_{33}\) :
-
Magnetic permeability coefficient
- \(N\) :
-
Turn number of the coil(s)
- \(N_{{\tilde{x}}}\) :
-
Mechanical force resultant
- \(N_{{\tilde{x}}}^{m}\) :
-
Piezomagnetic force resultant
- \(N_{{\tilde{x}}}^{p}\) :
-
Piezoelectric force resultant
- \(n\) :
-
Power law index
- \(\omega_{{{\text{sh}}}}\) :
-
Normalized shock frequency
- \(\tilde{\omega }_{{{\text{sh}}}}\) :
-
Shock frequency
- \(R_{m}\) :
-
External coil resistance
- \(R_{p}\) :
-
Piezoelectric circuit resistance
- \(\Re\) :
-
This parameter refers to any property of the FGMEEM such as its modulus of elasticity, Poison’s ration or its density.
- \(\Re_{M}\) :
-
This parameter refers to any property of the MEE material such as its modulus of elasticity, Poison’s ration or its density.
- \(\Re_{S}\) :
-
This parameter refers to any property of the material from which the substrate is made such as its modulus of elasticity, Poison’s ration or its density.
- \(\rho_{M}\) :
-
Volume density of the FGMEEM
- \(\rho_{S}\) :
-
Volume density of the material from which the substrate is made
- \(s_{i} \left( {i = 1 - 4} \right)\) :
-
Normalized coefficients in the reduced governing equation of motion associated with the axial displacement
- \(\psi\) :
-
The First mode shape of the cantilever beam
- \(\sigma_{{\tilde{x}}}^{M}\) :
-
Axial stress in the FGMEEM layer
- \(\sigma_{{\tilde{x}}}^{S}\) :
-
Axial stress in the substrate layer
- \(T\) :
-
The time scale with which the time is normalized.
- \(T_{{{\text{sh}}}}\) :
-
Normalized shock duration
- \(\tilde{T}_{{{\text{sh}}}}\) :
-
Shock duration
- \(t\) :
-
Normalized time
- \(\tilde{t}\) :
-
Time
- \(t_{M}\) :
-
Thickness of the FGMEEM layer
- \(t_{S}\) :
-
Thickness of the substrate layer
- \(U\) :
-
Unit step function
- \(\tilde{U}\) :
-
Strain energy
- \(\tilde{U}_{e}\) :
-
Electric energy
- \(\tilde{U}_{m}\) :
-
Magnetic energy
- \(u\) :
-
Normalized axial displacement of a point located on the beam mid-surface
- \(\tilde{u}\) :
-
Axial displacement of a point located on the beam mid-surface
- \(\tilde{u}_{{{\text{tip}}}}\) :
-
Axial displacement of a point located on the beam mid-surface associated with the beam tip mass
- \(V_{m}\) :
-
Normalized magnetic voltage
- \(\tilde{V}_{m}\) :
-
Magnetic voltage
- \(V_{p}\) :
-
Normalized piezoelectric voltage
- \(\tilde{V}_{p}\) :
-
Piezoelectric voltage
- \(V_{m}^{ * }\) :
-
The voltage scale with which the magnetic voltage is normalized
- \(V_{p}^{ * }\) :
-
The voltage scale with which the piezoelectric voltage is normalized.
- \(\upnu _{M}\) :
-
Volume fraction of the FGMEEM
- \(\upnu _{S}\) :
-
Volume fraction of the material from which the substrate is made
- \({V}\) :
-
Volume of the beam
- \({V}_{M}\) :
-
Volume of FGMEEM layer(s)
- \({V}_{S}\) :
-
Volume of substrate layer
- \(\delta\) :
-
Variational operator
- \(w\) :
-
Normalized beam deflection
- \(\,\tilde{w}\) :
-
Beam deflection
- \(\tilde{w}_{{{\text{tip}}}}\) :
-
Deflection of the tip mass
- \(\tilde{w}_{{{\text{tot}}}}\) :
-
Total displacement of the beam in the transverse direction
- \(x\) :
-
Normalized coordinate along the length of the beam
- \(\tilde{x}\) :
-
Coordinate along the length of the beam
- \(\tilde{z}\) :
-
Coordinate along the beam thickness
- \(\tilde{\mathbb{Z}}\) :
-
Base acceleration
- \(\tilde{\mathbb{Z}}_{0}\) :
-
Amplitude of the base acceleration
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The dimensionless coefficients associated with the reduced equations of motion given in (26) for each configuration are given in this section. The coefficients \(d_{i} = \frac{{c_{i + 1} }}{{c_{1} }}\)\(\left( {i = 1,2,... \, 6} \right)\). Also, the coefficients \(c_{i} \left( {i = 1 - 7} \right)\), \(s_{i} \left( {i = 1 - 4} \right)\), \(k_{i} \left( {i = 1 - 4} \right)\) and \(h_{i} \left( {i = 1 - 4} \right)\) for the unimorph layout are given in Eqs. (30). These quantities for the bimorph configuration are also given in Eqs. (31).
where \(\tilde{I}_{0}\), \(\tilde{I}_{1}\) and \(\tilde{I}_{2}\) for the unimorph configuration are given in Eqs. (32). These quantities for the case of a system with a bimorph layout are also given in Eqs. (33).
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Khaghanifard, J., Askari, A.R. & Taghizadeh, M. Frequency-Domain Analysis of Shock-Excited Magneto-Electro-Elastic Energy Harvesters with Different Unimorph and Bimorph Configurations. Iran J Sci Technol Trans Mech Eng 47, 1205–1222 (2023). https://doi.org/10.1007/s40997-022-00575-0
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