RETRACTED: Acoustic mechanism of the vertical incidence and diffusion domain of the front protective wall containing microfibers-HT400P

Su, Jintao

doi:10.1016/j.apacoust.2021.108267

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“…This graded structure is a kind of structure developed from a multilayer composite structure. It is mainly through introduces the idea of 'gradient,' stacking several mediums with different impedance by layers to make their impedance parameters gradually change with a specific rule, thus achieving the dual purpose of impedance matching between different media surfaces and increasing the transmission loss of waves [4,5]. Generally, this graded structure can be divided according to the variation forms of material parameters into multilayer structures with step-changing parameters and nonuniform composite structures with continuously changing parameters [6,7].…”

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Study on wave propagation in the modulation structure with gradually changing impedance according to specific waveform based on magneto-rheological fluid

Si,

Liu,

Wang

et al. 2023

Smart Mater. Struct.

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This work proposes a novel hierarchical modulation structure with gradually-changed impedance built by magneto-rheological (MR) fluid and investigates its wave propagation characteristics theoretically and experimentally. Based on the impedance tunable property of the MR fluid, applying multiple magnetic fields to MR fluid realizes the modulation of this proposed structure, and regulating its magnetic field distribution law can effectively change the impedance variation forms in the structure. Establish the elastic wave propagation model of this modulated structure, and analyze the variation trends of its elastic wave propagation characteristics with different impedance distribution patterns, taking the vibration level difference (VLD) as an indicator. Subsequently, conduct experimental testing for the transmissibility of elastic waves. The results show that the elastic wave transmission characteristics of the proposed modulation structure mainly depend on its impedance variation rate and the frequency of external excitation. On a broader band of the frequency range (20~300Hz) studied in this paper, the gradual impedance distribution of MR fluid enhances the transmission loss of elastic waves compared to a uniform distribution of its impedance. Moreover, in the lower frequency range (40~125Hz), the layered modulation structure with a non-monotonic variation of impedance following a wave-like waveform presents more significant attenuation on elastic waves than the structure whose impedance varies monotonously in a gradient waveform. This work contributes to expanding the design thoughts of the structure with gradually changing impedance and providing new ideas and means for the control of elastic waves.

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