Solution to differential equations of piezoelectric vibration

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Discussion Overview

The discussion revolves around finding a solution to the differential equations governing the vibration of a piezoelectric ring with electrodes on its surfaces. The focus is on an axisymmetric problem within a cylindrical coordinate system, involving constitutive equations, equations of motion, and geometric relations specific to piezoelectric materials.

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  • Exploratory, Technical explanation, Debate/contested

Main Points Raised

  • One participant describes the problem setup, including the polarization direction and the equations involved, seeking references for solutions.
  • Another participant suggests that an analytic solution may not be feasible and recommends determining boundary conditions and pursuing numerical solutions to identify sensitive parameters.
  • A different participant expresses a desire to find a specific form for the solution, referencing a known solution in Cartesian coordinates as a potential starting point for further discussion.
  • One participant interprets the previous statement as indicating that the solution mentioned is just one of several possible solutions to the equations presented.

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Participants do not appear to reach a consensus on the feasibility of an analytic solution, with differing views on the approach to take—some favoring numerical methods while others seek specific forms of solutions.

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The discussion includes assumptions about the nature of the solutions and the applicability of different coordinate systems, which may affect the interpretation of the equations and the proposed methods.

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Researchers and students interested in piezoelectric materials, vibration analysis, and differential equations in engineering contexts may find this discussion relevant.

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dear all, I am working on a problem about the vibration of a piezoelectric ring with electrodes on the upper and lower surface. the coordinate system is cylinder coordinate system. the structure is shown below. This is an axisymmetry problem.

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the polarization of the piezoelectric ring is along thickness direction.

constitutive equations are
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the equation of motion are
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The geometric relations are
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substituting constitutive relation and geometric relation into the equation of motion , I obtain
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I want to find a solustion to the above equ. (4). Any one who is familiar with such equations could provide some references for me to read ? Thanks a lot.
 

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Do you expect an analytic solution?

You might determine some appropriate boundary conditions and carry out a series of numerical solutions; this will help you locate the most sensitive parameters, and guide you in some appropriate approximations which will simplify the equations.
 
I just want to find a form for the solution. For example, in Cartesian coordiantes, the vibration equation is
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the solution for the equations is
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Then I can continue the discussions.
 

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I guess you want to say that there is one of the possibile solutions for the equations you wrote!
 

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