Zhengcheng Yao , Yue Bao , Xiandong Liu , Yingchun Shan , Tian He
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Abstract
The double-layer stiffened plates are often adopted in vehicles since stronger load-bearing capacity. However, the structural complexity causes challenges for enhancing the performance of reducing vibration and noise. To address these challenges, this study introduces the acoustic black hole (ABH) and periodic structure into double-layer stiffened plates based on the theory and method of elastic wave propagation and control. Firstly, the finite element model of ABH embedded in the periodic double-layer stiffened plate is established and then the band gap is calculated and analyzed to clarify the wave propagation characteristics in the structure. On this basis, the vibration suppression mechanism of ABH is illustrated through interface response and vibration cloud maps. Furthermore, the sound-structure coupling simulation model is established to study the influence of ABH on sound radiation by integrating the vibro-acoustic theory. And the noise reduction performance of periodic double-layer stiffened plates by ABH is also investigated through coupling coefficients and power flow analysis, etc. At last, the vibration and sound radiation experimental investigation are performed to validate the simulation results. This research contributes to the application of ABH in various transportation vehicles, the research of the vibration and noise reduction as well as the optimization design of double-layer stiffened plates.
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