In this paper, we establish discrete flexural lattice chain models of Bragg and locally resonant phononic crystals by setting mass defect atoms and local resonant elements on the flexural lattice chain. The bandgap ch...In this paper, we establish discrete flexural lattice chain models of Bragg and locally resonant phononic crystals by setting mass defect atoms and local resonant elements on the flexural lattice chain. The bandgap characteristics of flexural wave in phononic crystals are studied by establishing the governing equations of the model. The results from models show that with the change of the mass ratio of defective atoms to normal atoms, the bandgap of the flexural wave produced by Bragg scattering shows a certain rule. When the local resonant bandgap and Bragg scattering bandgap are close to each other, the two bandgaps will be coupled to form a wider flexural wave bandgap. The effect of axial strain on bending wave propagation is only the shift of bandgap position. The effect of material damping on the propagation of a bending wave is only energy dissipation at high frequency. In addition, we use finite element simulation to calculate the bandgap of flexural wave in phononic crystals with mass defects, and the results are consistent with lattice chain model. This shows that lattice chain model can effectively guide the bandgap design of phononic crystals. This comprehensive study may help to elucidate the rule of bandgap generation of flexural wave in one-dimensional phononic crystals.展开更多
In this paper, we analyze the two-dimensional Boat-shaped structure based on the finite element method. We calculated its energy band structure and vibration transmission properties and found that the structure has ba...In this paper, we analyze the two-dimensional Boat-shaped structure based on the finite element method. We calculated its energy band structure and vibration transmission properties and found that the structure has band gaps at both high and low frequencies. Compared with common traditional two- dimensional phononic crystals, the boat-shaped phononic crystal has the advantage of larger bandgap design and modulation parameter space due to their structural complexity. In order to obtain better bandgap characteristics, we studied the influence of four key parameters, such as the rod length and the angle between the rods, on the bandgap. The results show that: for low frequency band gaps, the width of the band gap can be effectively changed by changing the size of the angle between the rods while rod length greatly affects the bandgap position;for high band gaps, the length of rods has a large effect on the band gap position. These laws have guiding significance for the bandgap regulation of boat-shaped phononic crystal.展开更多
Metal additive manufacturing (AM) is a disruptive manufacturing technology that takes into account the needs of complex structural forming and high-performance component forming. At present, the understanding of metal...Metal additive manufacturing (AM) is a disruptive manufacturing technology that takes into account the needs of complex structural forming and high-performance component forming. At present, the understanding of metal additive manufacturing simulation methods is not thorough enough, which restricts the development of metal additive manufacturing. Present work discusses the evolution of KMC method simulation results for simulating metal additive manufacturing at different length ratios and different scanning speeds. The results reveal that as the scanning speed increases, the main grains in the simulation results are transformed from coarse columnar grains to crescent-shaped grains, which are in good agreement with the existing experimental results. Besides, as the ratio of unit physical length to unit simulation length increases, the ratio of unit physical time to unit simulation time gradually decreases.展开更多
文摘In this paper, we establish discrete flexural lattice chain models of Bragg and locally resonant phononic crystals by setting mass defect atoms and local resonant elements on the flexural lattice chain. The bandgap characteristics of flexural wave in phononic crystals are studied by establishing the governing equations of the model. The results from models show that with the change of the mass ratio of defective atoms to normal atoms, the bandgap of the flexural wave produced by Bragg scattering shows a certain rule. When the local resonant bandgap and Bragg scattering bandgap are close to each other, the two bandgaps will be coupled to form a wider flexural wave bandgap. The effect of axial strain on bending wave propagation is only the shift of bandgap position. The effect of material damping on the propagation of a bending wave is only energy dissipation at high frequency. In addition, we use finite element simulation to calculate the bandgap of flexural wave in phononic crystals with mass defects, and the results are consistent with lattice chain model. This shows that lattice chain model can effectively guide the bandgap design of phononic crystals. This comprehensive study may help to elucidate the rule of bandgap generation of flexural wave in one-dimensional phononic crystals.
文摘In this paper, we analyze the two-dimensional Boat-shaped structure based on the finite element method. We calculated its energy band structure and vibration transmission properties and found that the structure has band gaps at both high and low frequencies. Compared with common traditional two- dimensional phononic crystals, the boat-shaped phononic crystal has the advantage of larger bandgap design and modulation parameter space due to their structural complexity. In order to obtain better bandgap characteristics, we studied the influence of four key parameters, such as the rod length and the angle between the rods, on the bandgap. The results show that: for low frequency band gaps, the width of the band gap can be effectively changed by changing the size of the angle between the rods while rod length greatly affects the bandgap position;for high band gaps, the length of rods has a large effect on the band gap position. These laws have guiding significance for the bandgap regulation of boat-shaped phononic crystal.
文摘Metal additive manufacturing (AM) is a disruptive manufacturing technology that takes into account the needs of complex structural forming and high-performance component forming. At present, the understanding of metal additive manufacturing simulation methods is not thorough enough, which restricts the development of metal additive manufacturing. Present work discusses the evolution of KMC method simulation results for simulating metal additive manufacturing at different length ratios and different scanning speeds. The results reveal that as the scanning speed increases, the main grains in the simulation results are transformed from coarse columnar grains to crescent-shaped grains, which are in good agreement with the existing experimental results. Besides, as the ratio of unit physical length to unit simulation length increases, the ratio of unit physical time to unit simulation time gradually decreases.
