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Craig E. Nelson - Consultant Engineer

Analysis of a Resonant Pyrex wedge Excited by a PZT Strip by Means of Finite Element Analysis (FEA) using flexPDE. Craig E. Nelson - Consultant Engineer. Maximum and Minimum face Displacement. Maximum Negative Face Displacement. Maximum Positive Face Displacement.

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Craig E. Nelson - Consultant Engineer

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  1. Analysis of a Resonant Pyrex wedge Excited by a PZT Strip by Means of Finite Element Analysis (FEA) using flexPDE Craig E. Nelson - Consultant Engineer

  2. Maximum and Minimum face Displacement

  3. Maximum Negative Face Displacement

  4. Maximum Positive Face Displacement

  5. Maximum Negative Face Displacement

  6. Maximum Positive Face Displacement

  7. Solid Body Displacement Plots

  8. Vector Plot of Solid Body Displacements

  9. Contour Plot of Solid Body Displacements

  10. Summary: A finite element analysis model has been developed to study the vibration in a wedge shaped Pyrex glass faceplate bonded to an acoustic wave generating piezoelectric transducer.

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