Abstract
We develop a general theoretical framework for predicting the effective properties of piezoelectric composites in terms of multiple-scattering theory. For transversely isotropic piezoelectric composites of aligned cylindrical fibers exhibiting transversely isotropic piezoelectricity embedded in an isotropic matrix, we give the first-order approximation of the theory and present a numerical study of the effective piezoelectric coefficients. It predicts the enhanced hydrostatic and voltage piezoelectric coefficients for the two-phase fiber-reinforced piezoelectric composites. The theoretical predictions also compare reasonably well with the experimental results.
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