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This study validates the Woodworth and Kaliske (WK) shape memory alloy (SMA) model for adaptive bending structures. The WK model accurately predicts SMA behavior in interactive fibre rubber composites (IFRCs).

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  • Materials Science
  • Mechanical Engineering
  • Computational Modeling

Background:

  • Intelligent systems require adaptive bending structures for enhanced human-machine interaction.
  • Interactive fibre rubber composites (IFRCs) utilize smart materials, particularly shape memory alloys (SMAs), as actuators.
  • Accurate modeling of SMA behavior is crucial for optimizing their diverse applications.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To investigate the Woodworth and Kaliske (WK) phenomenological constitutive SMA material model.
  • To address limitations of the Souza and Auricchio (SA) SMA model in handling pre-stretch for irregular geometries.
  • To validate the WK model's performance using deformations observed in IFRC structures.

Main Methods:

  • Investigated the WK SMA material model.
  • Utilized deformations observed in IFRC structures as a reference.
  • Validated the WK model against simulated models using the SA SMA material model in ANSYS.

Main Results:

  • The WK SMA material model demonstrated flexibility in applying pre-stretches for irregular SMA wire profiles.
  • Validation confirmed the WK model's reliability and accuracy when compared to the SA model for IFRC applications.
  • The study established confidence in the WK model for predictive analysis in SMA-based systems.

Conclusions:

  • The WK SMA material model offers a viable solution for modeling complex SMA behaviors, particularly in IFRC applications.
  • Accurate predictive analysis using the validated WK model enhances the development of advanced adaptive bending structures.
  • This research contributes to the advancement of smart materials and intelligent system design.