Haizhong Zheng, Linchang Miao, Peng Xiao, Benben Zhang, Qian Wang
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Abstract
The ambient vibrations have been paid widespread attention in the engineering field, especially for low-frequency vibrations of plate structures. Local resonance phononic crystals (LRPCs) can obtain low-frequency band gaps, providing new ideas and methods for solving the low-frequency vibration problems of plate structures. Nevertheless, the traditional LRPC plate structures have a narrow bandgap width and a relatively single bandgap, making it difficult to apply in practical engineering. Thus, this paper proposes a phononic-like crystal (PLC) plate model with multiple low-frequency band gaps. This new PLC plate takes into account the elastic constraints of the foundation, external loads, and material damping. The characteristics of band structure and vibration transmission of the new PLC plate structure, and the influences of the coupling effects of the external forces and elastic constraints, and damping ratio of material on characteristics of vibration reduction are analyzed by theoretical calculations in detail. The results show that the PLC plate can open six low-frequency bandgaps within 200 Hz, the vibrations can significantly attenuate within the bandgaps, and the maximum attenuation amplitude can reach 22 dB. The elastic constraints and material damping have significant impacts on vibration attenuation characteristics, while external forces have little effect.
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