Optimization Design and Vibration Reduction Characteristics of Three-Component Local Resonance Phononic Crystals
摘要
An optimized design model for the three-component locally resonant phononic crystal (TCLRPC) is proposed by using artificial neural networks and genetic algorithms.
MethodsThrough this optimized design model, three-component material capable of producing low-frequency wide band gaps are selected from existing civil engineering materials. Besides, based on the range of dominant frequency observed ground vibration arising from high-speed trains (HSTs), and combined with the selected three component materials, an optimized TCLRPC is designed, with a bandgap range that can fully cover the dominant range of HST-induced vibration frequency.
ResultsThe optimized TCLRPC can effectively mitigate and control HST-induced vibration, and the ground vibration attenuation can reach about 70% after adopting the optimized TCLRPCs.
ConlusionThe optimized design model can effectively select three-component materials that meet the requirements based on the main frequency of vibration, providing a new method for material design of TCLPRC.