Thermal and Structural Performance Analysis of Piezoelectric Acceleration Sensor
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https://doi.org/10.54691/fse.v3i11.5705Keywords:
Piezoelectric Sensor; Workbench Finite Element Analysis; Thermal - Structural Coupling Analysis.Abstract
Thermal and structural piezoelectric acceleration sensors are complicated and affected by many factors, especially when the sensor works in different temperature environments, its performance and structure will be affected to some extent. In this paper, the interference contact model of piezoelectric sensor is established with the method of bolt preloading, and the finite element analysis is carried out under different interference quantities. Moreover, based on the bolt preload model, the loading method of temperature load is studied, and the structural thermal adaptation characteristics of the sensor under the conditions of -70℃, -50℃, 0℃, 120℃, 160℃ and 200℃ are analyzed. Based on these thermal deformation and thermal stress analysis at different temperatures, the thermal adaptation characteristics of the sensor are analyzed. The normal operating temperature range of the sensor is -50℃ -120 ℃, and the structural parameter of the sensor (the thickness of the base) is optimized, so that the operating temperature of the sensor can reach 200℃. Ability to analyze.
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