NDLI: SPIE 5761-84 Finite element analysis of adaptive-stiffening and shape-control SMA hybrid composites

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SPIE 5761-84 Finite element analysis of adaptive-stiffening and shape-control SMA hybrid composites

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Author	Ab, Xiujie Gao Travis L. Turner, C. Deborah Burton, A. Ab, L. Catherine Brinson
Abstract	The usage of shape memory materials has extended rapidly to many fields, including medical devices, actuators, composites, structures and MEMS devices. For these various applications, shape memory alloys (SMAs) are available in various forms: bulk, wire, ribbon, thin film, and porous. In this work, the focus is on SMA hybrid composites with adaptive-stiffening or morphing functions. These composites are created by using SMA ribbons or wires embedded in a polymeric based composite panel/beam. Adaptive stiffening or morphing is activated via selective resistance heating or uniform thermal loads. To simulate the thermomechanical behavior of these composites, a SMA model was implemented using ABAQUS ’ user element interface and finite element simulations of the systems were studied. Several examples are presented which show that the implemented model can be a very useful design and simulation tool for SMA hybrid composites.
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Subject Keyword	Spie 5761-84 Finite Element Analysis Shape-control Sma Hybrid Composite Sma Hybrid Composite Composite Panel Beam Many Field Thin Film Several Example Mem Device Thermomechanical Behavior Useful Design Morphing Function Simulation Tool Uniform Thermal Load Various Form Implemented Model Selective Resistance Heating Shape Memory Alloy Sma Ribbon Various Application Medical Device Finite Element Simulation Shape Memory Material Sma Model Adaptive Stiffening Abaqus User Element Interface
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