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268 Yasuhide Shindo and Fumio Narita<br />

E 0=<br />

-0.22 M V/m<br />

-0.30 M V/m<br />

Poling<br />

0.5 m m<br />

+0.22 M V/m<br />

+0.30 M V/m<br />

W ork<br />

o<br />

90 switching<br />

o<br />

180 switching<br />

Figure 9. Normal stress versus r for disk composite tension actuator under E0 =0.2<br />

MV/m.<br />

C-91 + /C-91 − disk tension actuator with b =8mm. The predictions based on work (Eq.<br />

(19)) and energy density (Eq. (26)) are shown. As the electric field is reduced from zero,<br />

the compressive strain increases. Local polarization switching can cause a decrease in<br />

compressive strain near the circular electrode tip. Little difference is observed between<br />

two criteria. As the positive electric field increases, polarization switching did not occur.<br />

Fig. 9 shows the distribution of the normal stress σzz as a function of r at z =0and 0.2<br />

mm for C-91 + /C-91 − disk tension actuator with b =8mm under E0 =0.2 MV/m. Near<br />

! " # $! " #<br />

Figure 10. Shear stress versus r for disk composite tension actuator under E0 = 0.2

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