Instability analysis of an electro-magneto-elastic actuator: A continuum mechanics approach
The study of advanced artificial electro-magneto-elastic (EME) materials recently connects the material science with the electrodynamics. In particular, EME materials established a new research direction, which provides the fruitful ideas for the advanced engineering and medical field applications....
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doaj-48547f9f2f634212838a012c3d80adbf2020-11-25T00:53:53ZengAIP Publishing LLCAIP Advances2158-32262018-11-01811115314115314-1210.1063/1.5055793051811ADVInstability analysis of an electro-magneto-elastic actuator: A continuum mechanics approachDeepak Kumar0Somnath Sarangi1Department of Mechanical Engineering, Indian Institute of Technology Patna, Bihar 801103, IndiaDepartment of Mechanical Engineering, Indian Institute of Technology Patna, Bihar 801103, IndiaThe study of advanced artificial electro-magneto-elastic (EME) materials recently connects the material science with the electrodynamics. In particular, EME materials established a new research direction, which provides the fruitful ideas for the advanced engineering and medical field applications. In the present paper, we introduce a continuum mechanics-based method to analyze an electro-magneto-mechanical instability (EMMI) phenomenon of a smart actuator made of an EME material. The proposed method is based on the nonlinear theory of electro-magneto-elasticity followed by the second law of thermodynamics. We develop an analytical EMMI model for a smart actuator through a new amended energy function. This amended energy function accounts the electro-magnetostriction phenomenon for a class of an incompressible isotropic EME material. Additionally, the amended energy function successfully resolves the physical interpretation issue of the Maxwell stress tensor in large deformation. The formulated continuum mechanics-based EMMI model is also compared and validated with an energy-based EMMI model existing in the literature.http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.5055793 |
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Instability analysis of an electro-magneto-elastic actuator: A continuum mechanics approach |
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Instability analysis of an electro-magneto-elastic actuator: A continuum mechanics approach |
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The study of advanced artificial electro-magneto-elastic (EME) materials recently connects the material science with the electrodynamics. In particular, EME materials established a new research direction, which provides the fruitful ideas for the advanced engineering and medical field applications. In the present paper, we introduce a continuum mechanics-based method to analyze an electro-magneto-mechanical instability (EMMI) phenomenon of a smart actuator made of an EME material. The proposed method is based on the nonlinear theory of electro-magneto-elasticity followed by the second law of thermodynamics. We develop an analytical EMMI model for a smart actuator through a new amended energy function. This amended energy function accounts the electro-magnetostriction phenomenon for a class of an incompressible isotropic EME material. Additionally, the amended energy function successfully resolves the physical interpretation issue of the Maxwell stress tensor in large deformation. The formulated continuum mechanics-based EMMI model is also compared and validated with an energy-based EMMI model existing in the literature. |
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