Mechanical and Electrical Response of Structural Capacitor for Various Dielectric Materials

Year 2020, , 555 - 563, 01.06.2020

Aysun Eğrisöğüt Tiryaki , Oğuzhan Bartuğ Kurukaya

https://doi.org/10.16984/saufenbilder.645408

Abstract

Due to the run out of the fossil energy sources and environmental issues, new energy storage systems are developed in conjunction with renewable energy technologies. The machines that supplied energy from the batteries consume extra energy because they carry both the weight of the batteries and the structural weight. Recently, the idea of storing energy in structural elements has been studied. In this study, the multifunctionality of structural capacitors made by placed of varied dielectric layers between the carbon fiber plates has been investigated. The effects on the mechanical and electrical properties of different dielectric material combinations has been investigated by the simulation, experimentally and by the calculations based on Hook's law. Thus, the results of structural dielectric capacitors in these combinations have been compared and discussed.

Keywords

Structural Capacitor, Energy Storage, Multifunctional Composites, Dielectric Materials

Supporting Institution

Sakarya University Scientific Research Projects Coordination Unit.

Project Number

2018-50-01-006

Thanks

This study is supported by Sakarya University Scientific Research Projects Coordination Unit. Project Number: 2018-50-01-006.

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