Simulation on Magnetostriction Strain of Polymer-bonded Terfenol-D Composites
Jiuchun, Yan, Shixiong, Lu Lu, Shiqin, Yang, Shiyu, He
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Jiuchun, Yan, Shixiong, Lu Lu, Shiqin, Yang, Shiyu, He
Abstract
A model of magnetostrictive strain for polymer-bonded Terfenol-D composite is presented, which is composed of asubmodel for the average strain of Terfenol-D composite and a magnetostriction submodel for Terfenol-D particles.Simulated results show that the saturation magnetostriction λs is very closely with experimental results, althoughthere exists some difference between the calculated and the experimental results under low applied magnetic field.The saturation magnetostriction of the composites increases with the particle fraction (v1=72.5~90 vol. Pct) in thesimulated and experimental results, but the simulation result is not ideal when the particle fraction is higher than 85%.
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A model of magnetostrictive strain for polymer-bonded Terfenol-D composite is presented, which is composed of asubmodel for the average strain of Terfenol-D composite and a magnetostriction submodel for Terfenol-D particles.Simulated results show that the saturation magnetostriction λs is very closely with experimental results, althoughthere exists some difference between the calculated and the experimental results under low applied magnetic field.The saturation magnetostriction of the composites increases with the particle fraction (v1=72.5~90 vol. Pct) in thesimulated and experimental results, but the simulation result is not ideal when the particle fraction is higher than 85%.
Key concepts: Magnetostriction, Terfenol-D, Materials science, Composite material, Saturation (graph theory), Composite number, Strain (injury), Polymer