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ADVANCED ENGINEERING MATERIALS
卷 25, 期 6, 页码 -出版社
WILEY-V C H VERLAG GMBH
DOI: 10.1002/adem.202201294
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additive manufacturing; anisotropy; metal 3D printing; microlattice structures; underwater metamaterials
In this paper, a metamaterial with microlattice structures as the building blocks is proposed for underwater operations. By designing the building blocks and assembling them in a layered fashion, anisotropy is embedded in the structure, resulting in different effective sound speeds in orthogonal directions. Experimental results show that the proposed metamaterial performs well and provides an effective means for underwater sound control.
Metamaterials have offered unprecedented potentials for wave manipulations. However, their applications in underwater acoustic wave control have remained largely unexplored. This is because of the limited material choices and the lack of reliable fabrication techniques for the complicated structures. Herein, a metamaterial with microlattice structures as the building blocks is proposed for underwater operations. By designing the building blocks of the metamaterial and assembling them in a layered fashion, anisotropy is embedded in the structure, which results along different effective sound speeds in orthogonal directions. The designed metamaterial is fabricated by metal additive manufacturing using aluminum and steel. Experiments are performed using a resonator tube to evaluate its performance in water. An anisotropy ratio of around 2 is achieved, which is in good agreement with numerical simulations. The proposed metamaterial provides an effective means for underwater sound control with reduced fabrication difficulties and increased service life.
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