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Experimental and theoretical investigation on the thermo-electro-elastic properties of Macro-Fiber Composites (MFC)
S. Sreenivasa Prasath, A. Arockiarajan
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70% confidenceThis paper experimentally and theoretically investigates the thermo-electro-elastic properties of Macro-Fiber Composites (MFC) and their potential as electrodes.
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Key findings
- MFC exhibits high electro-mechanical coupling coefficients and low dielectric losses, making them suitable for electroactive applications.
- Theoretical models accurately predict the thermo-electro-elastic behavior of MFC, validating their potential for use in advanced composites.
- Experimental results demonstrate the feasibility of MFC as electrodes in various applications, including energy harvesting and storage.
Keywords
Composite materialPiezoelectricityFinite element methodFiberCapacitanceVolume fraction
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- Composite Structures
- Year
- 2015