基于压电纤维复合材料的风沙冲击力传感器研究∗

沙尘暴是一种多发于沙漠等干旱地区的灾害天气，建（构）筑物常受其影响被侵蚀甚至产生破坏，这种破坏的本质是风沙两相流中沙粒对结构表面冲击产生细微损伤的积累。为了深入探索这种风沙两相流对结构的冲击作用和沙粒冲击力在结构表面的分布规律，研究了采用压电纤维复合材料作为力传感器来测量风沙流场中沙粒冲击力的方法，通过标定试验建立了压电传感器所受沙粒冲击力与其输出电信号之间的数学模型，构建了基于压电纤维复合材料的风沙冲击力传感器。分别采用高频测力天平和压电传感器测量低矮房屋迎风面在风沙风洞试验中所受到的沙粒冲击力，验证压电传感器测量沙粒冲击力的适用性和准确性。结果显示：两种测力方式的结果总体相差在-4.72%~5.80%，两种试验结果吻合良好；建筑物迎风面内侧所受到的沙粒冲击力大于外侧所受到的沙粒冲击力，沙粒冲击力的分布与表面风压力分布具有一定相关关系。研究成果可为结构防风沙灾害的相关研究提供参考。     

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