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See detailPresentation in Computational Sciences PhD Presentation Day
Shang, Lan UL

Presentation (2022, March 22)

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See detailModeling and simulation of thin-walled piezoelectric energy harvesters immersed in flow using monolithic fluid–structure interaction
Shang, Lan UL; Hoareau, Christophe; Zilian, Andreas UL

in Finite Elements in Analysis and Design (2022), 206

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See detailA geometrically nonlinear shear deformable beam model for piezoelectric energy harvesters
Shang, Lan UL; Hoareau, Christophe; Zilian, Andreas UL

in Acta Mechanica (2021), 232(12), 4847-4866

An electromechanical model for beam-like piezoelectric energy harvesters based on Reissner’s beam theory is developed in this paper. The proposed model captures first-order shear deformation and large ... [more ▼]

An electromechanical model for beam-like piezoelectric energy harvesters based on Reissner’s beam theory is developed in this paper. The proposed model captures first-order shear deformation and large displacement/rotation, which distinguishes this model from other models reported in the literature. All governing equations are presented in detail, making the associated framework extensible to investigate various piezoelectric energy harvesters. The weak formulation is then derived to obtain the approximate solution to the governing equations by the finite element method. This solution scheme is completely coupled, and thus allows for two-way interaction between mechanical and electrical fields. To validate this model, extensive numerical examples are implemented in the linear and nonlinear regime. In the linear limit, this model produces results in excellent agreement with reference data. In the nonlinear regime, the large amplitude response of the piezoelectric beam induced by strong base excitation or fluid flow is considered, and the comparison of results with literature data is encouraging. The ability of this nonlinear model to predict limit cycle oscillations in axial flow is demonstrated. [less ▲]

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See detailToward fluid-structure-piezoelectric simulations applied to flow-induced energy harvesters
Hoareau, Christophe UL; Shang, Lan UL; Zilian, Andreas UL

Poster (2019, November 15)

The subject deals with the simulation of flow-induced energy harvesters. We focus in particular on the modelling of autonomous piezo-ceramic power generators to convert ambient fluid-flow energy into ... [more ▼]

The subject deals with the simulation of flow-induced energy harvesters. We focus in particular on the modelling of autonomous piezo-ceramic power generators to convert ambient fluid-flow energy into electrical energy. The vibrations of an immersed electromechanical structure with large amplitude have to be taken into account in that case. One challenge consists in modelling and predicting the nonlinear coupled dynamic behaviour for the improved design of such devices. The set of governing equations is expressed in integral form, using the method of weighted residuals, and discretized with finite elements using the open source package FEniCS. Preliminary results of separated problems using FEniCS will be detailed and discussed (e.g. Navier-Stokes with or without moving meshes, nonlinear elasticity, aeroelasticity and electromechanical coupling). The objective is to validate each problem independently before coupling all the phenomena in a monolithic framework. Those simulations involve nonlinearities at many levels of modeling. The perspective of using reduced order models to limit the computational cost (in time and memory) will be discussed in an outlook to this work. [less ▲]

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