期刊
JOURNAL OF SOUND AND VIBRATION
卷 500, 期 -, 页码 -出版社
ACADEMIC PRESS LTD- ELSEVIER SCIENCE LTD
DOI: 10.1016/j.jsv.2021.116036
关键词
Perforated elastic metamaterials (EMMs); Bragg scattering; Local resonance; Coiled waveguide; Deaf band
资金
- National Natural Science Foundation of China [U1808215, 12072058]
- 111 Project [B14013]
- Fundamental Research Funds for the Central Universities of China [DUT18ZD103]
Perforated elastic metamaterials (EMMs) consisting of periodic holes have gained attention for their simple fabrication and unique physical properties. A novel type of perforated EMMs with two bandgap formation mechanisms has been proposed for low-frequency and broadband wave attenuation. Experiments and numerical analyses demonstrate that this design can create multiple bandgaps in the sub-wavelength frequency domain, including two Bragg bandgaps with a 76% reduced frequency, two overlapping bandgaps dominated by local resonance, and two deaf bands.
Perforated elastic metamaterials (EMMs) comprising periodic distribution of holes have recently attracted growing attention due to relatively simple fabrication process and unusual physical properties. Rational design of perforation configuration for practical applications in low-frequency vibration mitigation is challenging and important. In this study, a novel type of perforated EMMs with two bandgap formation mechanisms (i.e., Bragg scattering and local resonance) is proposed for low-frequency and broadband wave attenuation. Four concentric spiral holes are introduced into each matrix material of the conventional EMMs plate with mutually orthogonal rectangular holes. The analysis of bandgap formation mechanism indicates that the coiled waveguide introduced by the spiral holes enhances the wave scattering in the matrix material, and that the wave scattering in the divided matrix material by the orthogonal rectangular holes couples the local resonance modes formed by the spiral holes, where the coupling modes lead to the generation of the coupling bandgap and the improvement of wave attenuation. Both experiments and numerical analyses demonstrate that the proposed metamaterials can create multiple bandgaps in the sub-wavelength frequency domain compared to the metamaterials with single-type holes, which include two Bragg bandgaps with a reduced frequency of 76%, two overlapping bandgaps with local resonance dominating, and two deaf bands. Perforated elastic metamaterials (EMMs) comprising periodic distribution of holes have recently attracted growing attention due to relatively simple fabrication process and unusual physical properties. Rational design of perforation configuration for practical applications in low-frequency vibration mitigation is challenging and important. In this study, a novel type of perforated EMMs with two bandgap formation mechanisms (i.e., Bragg scattering and local resonance) is proposed for low-frequency and broadband wave attenuation. Four concentric spiral holes are introduced into each matrix material of the conventional EMMs plate with mutually orthogonal rectangular holes. The analysis of bandgap formation mechanism indicates that the coiled waveguide introduced by the spiral holes enhances the wave scattering in the matrix material, and that the wave scattering in the divided matrix material by the orthogonal rectangular holes couples the local resonance modes formed by the spiral holes, where the coupling modes lead to the generation of the coupling bandgap and the improvement of wave attenuation. Both experiments and numerical analyses demonstrate that the proposed metamaterials can create multiple bandgaps in the sub-wavelength frequency domain compared to the metamaterials with single-type holes, which include two Bragg bandgaps with a reduced frequency of 76%, two overlapping bandgaps with local resonance dominating, and two deaf bands. ? 2021 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.
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