Free and forced vibration of composite plates with and without PZT layer for various fibre orientations

This paper conducts a detailed analysis on free and forced vibration characteristics of metals and composite plate structures with and without a piezoelectric layer bonded over it. More significantly, this paper presents results for various ply orientations for different modes. Piezoelectric materia...

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Main Authors: S., Vijaya Raghavan, S., Priyadharshini, G., Gokul Raj, Kuriakose, Vinu M., M., Sreehari V.
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Composite structures
Fiber orientation
Forced vibration
Piezoelectricity
Plates (structural members)
Resonant frequencies
Smart materials
Vibration analysis
Vibration control
Vibration mode
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Fiber orientation
Forced vibration
Piezoelectricity
Plates (structural members)
Resonant frequencies
Smart materials
Vibration analysis
Vibration control
Vibration mode
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