Effects of temperature on the impedance of piezoelectric actuators used for SHM
Communication avec acte
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BALMES, Etienne 
MECHBAL, Nazih GUSKOV, Mikhail RÉBILLAT, MarcAbstract
— FEM modeling of piezoelectric patches used as actuators and sensors for SHM applications. — Test/analysis correlation of temperature effects in piezoelectric materials and glue — Numerical methods associated with the prediction of electric transfers.
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