journal article·2008-08

Coupling of magnetostriction and electrostriction in the porous rheological composite

Stanisław Bednarek

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Abstract The production method of the elastic composite containing ferrous particles and titanium barium particles dispersed in the porous silicone matrix is described in this article. Since it contains ferrous and titanium barium particles, this composite shows magnetorheological and also electrorheological properties. The electrostriction of composite samples in the electric field with maximal intensity 1.5×10 6 V/m was investigated. The magnetostriction in the magnetic field with maximal induction 1 T was also investigated. It was found that samples elongate with increased electric field intensity, and the magnetic field induction was detected. By increasing the samples’ elongation with increase of ferrous particles, titanium barium particles and pores number were also detected. In the investigated division of the electric and magnetic field the elongation changed in a linear way. The maximal elongation achieved was 1.59%.
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OpenAlex topics: Vibration Control and Rheological Fluids · Characterization and Applications of Magnetic Nanoparticles · Geomagnetism and Paleomagnetism Studies

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