Controlling the dynamic behavior of piezoceramic cylinders by cross-section geometry
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Awrejcewicz, J.
Storozhev, V.
Puzyrev, Volodymyr
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Awrejcewicz, J. and Storozhev, V. and Puzyrev, V. 2012. Controlling the dynamic behavior of piezoceramic cylinders by cross-section geometry. Acta Mechanica. 223 (6): pp. 1119-1136.
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Acta Mechanica
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This paper focuses on the possibilities of controlling the dispersion spectra and wave characteristics of cylindrical waveguides by changing their geometry and electro-elastic properties. We consider cylinders with classical circular and hollow cross-sections, and waveguides that have sector cut of arbitrary angular measure in the cross-section. Numerical results are presented for the cylinders of all studied types with different boundary conditions. It is shown that the required wave characteristics can be obtained by a variation of the cross-section geometry of the waveguides.
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