{"title":"Forced and free vibrations of thin composite plate with free layer damping located in the air","authors":"V. Paimushin, R. Gazizullin","doi":"10.1063/1.5135665","DOIUrl":null,"url":null,"abstract":"The paper studies two coupled problems: the problem of free vibrations of a composite plate with a free layer damping made of a vibration-absorbing material with a large logarithmic decrement of vibrations, as well as the problem of forced vibrations of the plate described above under the action of a flat monoharmonic sound wave incident on it. The aerohydrodynamic interaction of a plate with acoustic media surrounding a plate is described by the generalized three-dimensional Helmholtz wave equations with the introduction of the complex sound speed to consider the energy dissipation. The mechanical behavior of a two-layer plate is described by the Kirchhoff-Love model. For the case of hinged support of the plate edges, exact analytical solutions of the problems were found. Comparison of the results obtained for a single-layer plate and a two-layer plate with a free layer damping made of rubber shows that the use of coatings with high internal damping properties (and, consequently, energy-absorbing properties) can significantly reduce the amplitude values of deformations and displacements in the plate even under resonant modes of loading, thereby forming a reduced level of sound pressure radiated by the plate.The paper studies two coupled problems: the problem of free vibrations of a composite plate with a free layer damping made of a vibration-absorbing material with a large logarithmic decrement of vibrations, as well as the problem of forced vibrations of the plate described above under the action of a flat monoharmonic sound wave incident on it. The aerohydrodynamic interaction of a plate with acoustic media surrounding a plate is described by the generalized three-dimensional Helmholtz wave equations with the introduction of the complex sound speed to consider the energy dissipation. The mechanical behavior of a two-layer plate is described by the Kirchhoff-Love model. For the case of hinged support of the plate edges, exact analytical solutions of the problems were found. Comparison of the results obtained for a single-layer plate and a two-layer plate with a free layer damping made of rubber shows that the use of coatings with high internal damping properties (and, consequently, energy-absorbing propert...","PeriodicalId":268263,"journal":{"name":"COMPUTATIONAL MECHANICS AND MODERN APPLIED SOFTWARE SYSTEMS (CMMASS’2019)","volume":"112 1","pages":"0"},"PeriodicalIF":0.0000,"publicationDate":"2019-11-22","publicationTypes":"Journal Article","fieldsOfStudy":null,"isOpenAccess":false,"openAccessPdf":"","citationCount":"0","resultStr":null,"platform":"Semanticscholar","paperid":null,"PeriodicalName":"COMPUTATIONAL MECHANICS AND MODERN APPLIED SOFTWARE SYSTEMS (CMMASS’2019)","FirstCategoryId":"1085","ListUrlMain":"https://doi.org/10.1063/1.5135665","RegionNum":0,"RegionCategory":null,"ArticlePicture":[],"TitleCN":null,"AbstractTextCN":null,"PMCID":null,"EPubDate":"","PubModel":"","JCR":"","JCRName":"","Score":null,"Total":0}
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The paper studies two coupled problems: the problem of free vibrations of a composite plate with a free layer damping made of a vibration-absorbing material with a large logarithmic decrement of vibrations, as well as the problem of forced vibrations of the plate described above under the action of a flat monoharmonic sound wave incident on it. The aerohydrodynamic interaction of a plate with acoustic media surrounding a plate is described by the generalized three-dimensional Helmholtz wave equations with the introduction of the complex sound speed to consider the energy dissipation. The mechanical behavior of a two-layer plate is described by the Kirchhoff-Love model. For the case of hinged support of the plate edges, exact analytical solutions of the problems were found. Comparison of the results obtained for a single-layer plate and a two-layer plate with a free layer damping made of rubber shows that the use of coatings with high internal damping properties (and, consequently, energy-absorbing properties) can significantly reduce the amplitude values of deformations and displacements in the plate even under resonant modes of loading, thereby forming a reduced level of sound pressure radiated by the plate.The paper studies two coupled problems: the problem of free vibrations of a composite plate with a free layer damping made of a vibration-absorbing material with a large logarithmic decrement of vibrations, as well as the problem of forced vibrations of the plate described above under the action of a flat monoharmonic sound wave incident on it. The aerohydrodynamic interaction of a plate with acoustic media surrounding a plate is described by the generalized three-dimensional Helmholtz wave equations with the introduction of the complex sound speed to consider the energy dissipation. The mechanical behavior of a two-layer plate is described by the Kirchhoff-Love model. For the case of hinged support of the plate edges, exact analytical solutions of the problems were found. Comparison of the results obtained for a single-layer plate and a two-layer plate with a free layer damping made of rubber shows that the use of coatings with high internal damping properties (and, consequently, energy-absorbing propert...