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- 2024Electromechanical coupling optimization for a sandwich beam activation using piezoceramics
- 2023On the estimation of the shear modulus of a honeycomb sandwich panel from X-ray mapping of its core.
- 2023On the estimation of the shear modulus of a honeycomb sandwich panel from X-ray mapping of its core
- 2022Wave correlation approaches to analyse 3D velocity fields: application to a honeycomb core composite panel
- 2021Development of the Corrected Force Analysis Technique for laminated composite panelscitations
- 2020On the structural dynamics of laminated composite plates and sandwich structures; a new perspective on damping identificationcitations
- 2018Assessment of the apparent bending stiffness and damping of multilayer plates; modelling and experimentcitations
- 2018Spatial Patterning of the Viscoelastic Core Layer of a Hybrid Sandwich Composite Material to Trigger Its Vibro-Acoustic Performancescitations
- 2018Modeling, designing and measuring hybrid sandwich composite panels with optimized damping properties
- 2017Versatile hybrid sandwich composite combining large stiffness and high damping: spatial patterning of the viscoelastic core layercitations
- 2015Vibrational behavior of multi-layer plates in broad-band frequency range: comparisons between experimental and theoretical estimations
- 2013Sandwich patch with thermoviscous fluid core, for increasing damping of panels
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On the structural dynamics of laminated composite plates and sandwich structures; a new perspective on damping identification
Abstract
This paper presents the modelling and the dynamic characterisation of laminated composite plates and sandwich structures in terms of stiffness and damping. The developments used in this paper are based on the analytical multilayer model of Guyader and Lesueur (JSV, 1978). The model considers linear shear, membrane and bending effects in each layer. The characteristics of the structure are determined by means of an equivalent thin plate methodology. The first main novelty of this paper consists in adapting this methodology for laminated plates (orthotropic multilayers with arbitrary orthotropic angle per layer). An experimental validation of this adaptation is presented for a laminated composite plate. Concerning the modelling of the structural loss factor, a space domain definition based on the spatial attenuation of a plane wave is compared to an energetic method and an equivalent definition based on the thin plate theory. The results show that the equivalent definition overestimates the loss factor in high frequencies since the thin plate theory only considers the flexural behaviour of the structure. On the contrary, the space domain definition (which give similar results as compared to the energetic one for lightly damped structures) considers the frequency dependent variation of the dynamic behaviour of the structure by means of the ratio between the group and phase velocities. The latter approach is considered to be more correct. The second main novelty of this article is on the experimental validation of this space domain definition. The structural loss factors of two sandwich structures are identified from measurements using modal, energetic and spatial methods. The results using the space domain definition are in very good agreement with the analytical predictions and the estimations of the modal and energetic methods for both plates for a large frequency band (up to 20 kHz), demonstrating the validity of the approach developed in this paper.