Sound absorbing properties of spiral metasurfaces inspired by micro-perforated plates
As a kind of classical low-frequency sound-absorbing material, the microperforated plate (MPP) has been widely used. Here, we inspired by the sound absorption mechanism of the MPP, a spiral metasurface (SM) is designed and the analytical solution of acoustic impedance and sound absorption coefficien...
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author | Han Zhang Pengxiang Hao Huilan Wu Zhenyuan Lin Chengpeng Hao Zhengpan Qi Ning Hu |
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description | As a kind of classical low-frequency sound-absorbing material, the microperforated plate (MPP) has been widely used. Here, we inspired by the sound absorption mechanism of the MPP, a spiral metasurface (SM) is designed and the analytical solution of acoustic impedance and sound absorption coefficient are obtained. The relationship between the sound absorption properties of the MPP and the SM with their own structures is systematically studied, and the analytical solutions are used to optimise the structure. It is concluded that the MPP and the SM of the same thickness achieve effective absorption in the frequency range between 390-900 Hz and 1920-4266 Hz, with a total thickness less than 1/6 of the wavelength. Meanwhile, the numerical calculation shows that the MPP and SM can match well with the background medium in the effective rang. Our study provides new insights into the design methods of sound-absorbing materials and is potentially suitable for many acoustic engineering applications. |
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spelling | doaj.art-641a10f21b3742dd9ad98326752e94b62023-05-26T04:21:23ZengElsevierTheoretical and Applied Mechanics Letters2095-03492023-05-01133100437Sound absorbing properties of spiral metasurfaces inspired by micro-perforated platesHan Zhang0Pengxiang Hao1Huilan Wu2Zhenyuan Lin3Chengpeng Hao4Zhengpan Qi5Ning Hu6Hebei University of Technology, 300401 Tianjin, China.; Key Laboratory of Noise and Vibration, Institute of Acoustics, Chinese Academy of Sciences, 100190 Beijing, China.Hebei University of Technology, 300401 Tianjin, China.Underwater vehicle Laboratory, Institute of Acoustics, Chinese Academy of Sciences, 100190 Beijing, China.Changzhou University, 213164 Changzhou, China.Underwater vehicle Laboratory, Institute of Acoustics, Chinese Academy of Sciences, 100190 Beijing, China.; Corresponding author.Hebei University of Technology, 300401 Tianjin, China.Hebei University of Technology, 300401 Tianjin, China.; Corresponding author.As a kind of classical low-frequency sound-absorbing material, the microperforated plate (MPP) has been widely used. Here, we inspired by the sound absorption mechanism of the MPP, a spiral metasurface (SM) is designed and the analytical solution of acoustic impedance and sound absorption coefficient are obtained. The relationship between the sound absorption properties of the MPP and the SM with their own structures is systematically studied, and the analytical solutions are used to optimise the structure. It is concluded that the MPP and the SM of the same thickness achieve effective absorption in the frequency range between 390-900 Hz and 1920-4266 Hz, with a total thickness less than 1/6 of the wavelength. Meanwhile, the numerical calculation shows that the MPP and SM can match well with the background medium in the effective rang. Our study provides new insights into the design methods of sound-absorbing materials and is potentially suitable for many acoustic engineering applications.http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S2095034923000089Microperforated platesSpiral metasurfacesSound-absorbing propertiesEquivalent dispersion |
spellingShingle | Han Zhang Pengxiang Hao Huilan Wu Zhenyuan Lin Chengpeng Hao Zhengpan Qi Ning Hu Sound absorbing properties of spiral metasurfaces inspired by micro-perforated plates Theoretical and Applied Mechanics Letters Microperforated plates Spiral metasurfaces Sound-absorbing properties Equivalent dispersion |
title | Sound absorbing properties of spiral metasurfaces inspired by micro-perforated plates |
title_full | Sound absorbing properties of spiral metasurfaces inspired by micro-perforated plates |
title_fullStr | Sound absorbing properties of spiral metasurfaces inspired by micro-perforated plates |
title_full_unstemmed | Sound absorbing properties of spiral metasurfaces inspired by micro-perforated plates |
title_short | Sound absorbing properties of spiral metasurfaces inspired by micro-perforated plates |
title_sort | sound absorbing properties of spiral metasurfaces inspired by micro perforated plates |
topic | Microperforated plates Spiral metasurfaces Sound-absorbing properties Equivalent dispersion |
url | http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S2095034923000089 |
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