On the equilibrium of piezoelectric bodies of revolution
Using previously established three-dimensional general solutions for piezoelectric bodies of revolution, the authors investigate two classes of such bodies: the circular plate (or cylinder), and the cone. A series of analytical solutions is established under different mechanical and electric loadings, including the circular plates or cylinders under uniform axial and radial tension, in addition to uniform electric displacement and pure bending, simply supported circular plates subjected to uniformly distributed loads, rotating discs and circular shafts, and cones and hollow cones under concentrated force and point charge and torsion.
- Saint-Venant's problem for linear piezoelectric bodies
- The general solution of spherically isotropic piezoelectric media and its applications
- Problems of radially polarized piezoelastic bodies
- Three-dimensional solution for simply-supported piezoelectric cylindrical shell for axisymmetric load
- Elasticity solutions for a piezoelectric cone under concentrated loads at its apex
- Elasticity solutions for a piezoelectric cone under concentrated loads at its apex
- Green's functions and boundary element method for transversely isotropic piezoelectric materials
- A symplectic eigensolution method in transversely isotropic piezoelectric cylindrical media
- A point heat source on the apex of a transversely isotropic piezothermoelastic cone
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