1 – REVISÃO À MECÂNICA DO CONTÍNUO
Análise Tensorial
Deformação
Tensão
Princípios Fundamentais da Mecânica
Equações Constitutivas
2 – MATERIAIS INTELIGENTES
Tipos de Materiais Inteligentes e suas Aplicações
Ligas com Memória de Forma
Materiais Piezelétricos
Materiais Magnetoestrictivos
Fluidos eletroreológicos e magnetoreológicos
Outros
3 – MODELAGEM E SIMULAÇÃO
Equações Constitutivas
Sistemas Estáticos
Sistemas Dinâmicos
Elementos Finitos
4 – TÓPICOS ESPECIAIS
BIBLIOGRAFIA
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LISTAS DE EXERCÍCIOS
Lista 1
LINKS
SMARTLAB – TEXAS A&M UNIVERSITY
TECHNISCHE UNIVERSITÄT BERLIN – INSTITUT FUR THERMODYNAMIK
SHAPE MEMORY APPLICATIONS
ARTIGOS
Intelligent Materials: An Overview – Iwer & Haddad (1994)
Medical Applications of Shape Memory Alloys – Machado & Savi (2003)
Modelos Constitutivos para Ligas com Memória de Forma – Paiva, Savi & Pacheco (2003)
Phenomenological Modeling and Numerical Simulation of Shape Memory Alloys: A Thermo-Plastic-Phase Transformation Coupled Model – Savi, Paiva, Baêta-Neves & Pacheco (2002)
A Constitutive Model fos Shape Memory Alloys Considering Tensile-Compressive Asymmetry and Plasticity – Paiva, Savi, Braga & Pacheco (2005)
Free Energy Model for Hysteresis in Magnetostrictive Transducers – Smith, Dapino & Seelecke (2003)