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Northwestern Polytechnical University Acoustic properties of a honeycomb-silicone rubber acoustic metamaterial Nansha Gao, Hong Hou Northwestern Polytechnical University gaonansha@nwpu.edu.cn; gaonansha@hotmail.com

Research background PRL 101, 204301 (2008) APL 96, 041906 (2010) JAP 108, 114905 (2010) Nature Communications 3, 756, (2012) APL 106, 091904 (2015)

Research contents Surface density is only 1.77kg/m2 FEM method COMSOL Multiphysics Acoustic solid coupling module Air domain Effect of air on the solid domain La=Lb=5mm, Ha=Hb=2mm, and t=0.5mm. By using COMSOL Multiphysics to solve structure eigenfrequency, and scanning frequencies along the first Brillouin zone path (Γ→X→M→Γ). solid domain

Table 1: Material properties Research contents Table 1: Material properties Material Category Young’s modulus(Pa) Poisson’s ratio Mass density(kg/m3) Aluminum alloy 7.76×1010 0.352 2730 Silicon rubber 1.175×105 0.469 1300 Nylon 2×109 0.4 1150 Two microphones were positioned upstream of the sample to measure the incident sound pressure level, while two additional microphones were situated downstream of the sample to measure the transmitted sound pressure level. An anechoic termination (in the form of a foam plug) on the receiver side of the sample prevented transmitted sound from being reflected back to the sample. The STL of the structure was calculated by using a transfer matrix method.

Research contents Addition of damping would lead to structural damping control zone move to high frequency range. For stiffness control zone (below 238Hz), STL of 2mm and 3mm samples are higher that of monolayer silicone rubber membrane, the reason is that increase of thickness would also affect itself stiffness. In damping control zone, STLs of FEA also have two crest and troughs, these are the same to the experiment results, but FEA results are higher. The main reason for these is that, the silicon rubber is considered as linear elastic material in FEA, but actual material should be viscoelastic material, in addition, random errors also exist in experimental process.

Research contents Displacement mode shapes Strain energy density mode shapes Acceleration mode shapes

Unit structure can unfold flexural bandgap from 275.4Hz to 324Hz Research contents Unit structure can unfold flexural bandgap from 275.4Hz to 324Hz From the displacement mode shapes of A and B points, the maximal displacement deformation are concentrated at the center of the silicone rubber membrane, its direction is perpendicular to the XY plane, at this moment, the overall membrane presents the anti-symmetric flexural vibration. Observing the displacement mode shapes of C and D points on forth band, the membrane also presents the anti-symmetric flexural vibration, but its direction is opposite to that of A and B points. So the Z mode vibration coupling effect is the reason of flexural bandgap.

Conclusions 1. STL crest and troughs of 2mm and 3mm samples are higher around 20dB than monolayer membrane structure on average. 2. STL curves and band structures have a strict corresponding relation in range of flexural bandgap. Frequency range of flexural bandgap is between the first troughs and second crest, and the STL has a rapid growth within this range. Thank you