Surface effect on frictional contact of piezoelectric material

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Applied Mathematical Modelling Pub Date : 2025-09-24 DOI:10.1016/j.apm.2025.116456

Zhanzhou Ma, Tiejun Liu

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Abstract

The paper focuses on the influence of the surface effect on the frictional contact of a piezoelectric half-plane subjected to a cylindrical indenter. The Fourier integral transform method is adopted to derive the fundamental solution for the frictional contact of piezoelectric materials by considering the surface effect. The distributions of contact stresses and electric displacements on the surface of the piezoelectric material are obtained by numerically solving the governing equations of the sliding frictional contact problem with surface effect. The influence of the friction coefficient, surface residual stress, and surface material constants on the electromechanical response in the frictional contact problem of piezoelectric materials are analyzed. The present research indicates that the surface effect plays a significant role in the frictional contact of piezoelectric materials.

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研究了压电半平面在圆柱压头作用下的表面效应对摩擦接触的影响。采用傅里叶积分变换方法，推导了考虑表面效应的压电材料摩擦接触的基本解。通过对具有表面效应的滑动摩擦接触问题的控制方程进行数值求解，得到了接触应力和电位移在压电材料表面的分布。分析了摩擦系数、表面残余应力和表面材料常数对压电材料摩擦接触问题机电响应的影响。研究表明，表面效应在压电材料的摩擦接触中起着重要的作用。

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Applied Mathematical Modelling 数学-工程：综合

CiteScore

9.80

自引率

8.00%

发文量

508

审稿时长

43 days

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