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A numerical model based on the Eshelby equivalent inclusion method has been developed as a means to gauge the energy absorption (damping) capability of piezoelectric-reinforced metal matrix composites. The model computes the joule heating generated within a variety of metallic matrices as a consequence of the mechanical excitation of various randomly dispersed piezoelectric reinforcement formulations. The model predicts that enhanced damping performance by such a mechanism would, in general, be realized for highly conductive metallic matrices containing reinforcements with high piezoelectric capability.
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