Matlab® algorithm to simulate the dynamic behavior of an NiTi alloy through Ansys® APDL models

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Autor(a) principal: Hilário, Jean César
Data de Publicação: 2019
Outros Autores: Braz-César, Manuel, Andrade, Carlos A.R., Borges, Adailton
Idioma: eng
Título da fonte: Repositórios Científicos de Acesso Aberto de Portugal (RCAAP)
Texto Completo: http://hdl.handle.net/10198/20775
Resumo: In recent years, technological advances related with the so-called intelligent materials have been exploited for problem solving in many engineering fields. In this regard, shape memory alloys (SMA) seem suitable for medical and engineering applications and many others. These alloys have the ability to return the original form after an apparently plastic deformation by applying heat and the also ability to perform phase changes with voltage variations under a specific temperature. These properties allow the development of a hysteretic loop with energy dissipation, which can be used as a damping element in a vibratory system. In this paper, a MATLAB® algorithm was developed to create an interface with the Ansys® APDL™ software that simulate the dynamic behavior of a SMA. The software is capable to obtain the cyclical behavior of a vibratory mechanical system based on the energy dissipation properties of the SMA. The results shown that the free vibration of a mass-damper (alloy) system presents the energy dissipation related in magnitude with the area of the hysteresis loop until the deformation caused by the motion which does not correspond to a voltage required to initiate the (direct) phase transformation of the material, thus reducing the displacement to a constant level.
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dc.title.none.fl_str_mv Matlab® algorithm to simulate the dynamic behavior of an NiTi alloy through Ansys® APDL models
title Matlab® algorithm to simulate the dynamic behavior of an NiTi alloy through Ansys® APDL models
spellingShingle Matlab® algorithm to simulate the dynamic behavior of an NiTi alloy through Ansys® APDL models
Hilário, Jean César
SMA
ANSYS
APDL
Matlab
title_short Matlab® algorithm to simulate the dynamic behavior of an NiTi alloy through Ansys® APDL models
title_full Matlab® algorithm to simulate the dynamic behavior of an NiTi alloy through Ansys® APDL models
title_fullStr Matlab® algorithm to simulate the dynamic behavior of an NiTi alloy through Ansys® APDL models
title_full_unstemmed Matlab® algorithm to simulate the dynamic behavior of an NiTi alloy through Ansys® APDL models
title_sort Matlab® algorithm to simulate the dynamic behavior of an NiTi alloy through Ansys® APDL models
author Hilário, Jean César
author_facet Hilário, Jean César
Braz-César, Manuel
Andrade, Carlos A.R.
Borges, Adailton
author_role author
author2 Braz-César, Manuel
Andrade, Carlos A.R.
Borges, Adailton
author2_role author
author
author
dc.contributor.none.fl_str_mv Biblioteca Digital do IPB
dc.contributor.author.fl_str_mv Hilário, Jean César
Braz-César, Manuel
Andrade, Carlos A.R.
Borges, Adailton
dc.subject.por.fl_str_mv SMA
ANSYS
APDL
Matlab
topic SMA
ANSYS
APDL
Matlab
description In recent years, technological advances related with the so-called intelligent materials have been exploited for problem solving in many engineering fields. In this regard, shape memory alloys (SMA) seem suitable for medical and engineering applications and many others. These alloys have the ability to return the original form after an apparently plastic deformation by applying heat and the also ability to perform phase changes with voltage variations under a specific temperature. These properties allow the development of a hysteretic loop with energy dissipation, which can be used as a damping element in a vibratory system. In this paper, a MATLAB® algorithm was developed to create an interface with the Ansys® APDL™ software that simulate the dynamic behavior of a SMA. The software is capable to obtain the cyclical behavior of a vibratory mechanical system based on the energy dissipation properties of the SMA. The results shown that the free vibration of a mass-damper (alloy) system presents the energy dissipation related in magnitude with the area of the hysteresis loop until the deformation caused by the motion which does not correspond to a voltage required to initiate the (direct) phase transformation of the material, thus reducing the displacement to a constant level.
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