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Abstract
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This paper aims at investigating experimentally the existence of the frequency band
gap in microstructural materials containing a density of resonators. This model
belongs to metamaterials which show interesting properties. In particular, the
property whose study is the objective of this paper is the capacity of eliminating the
vibration amplitude in a specific frequency range, which is called the frequency band
gap. To achieve this goal a microstructure model was built using a 3D printer, then it
was tested using a shaking table device. The experimental setup and results are
obtained. Results discussion and conclusions are offered. They show clearly
the interesting existence of the frequency band gap in such microstructure
models.
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Keywords
frequency band gap, metamaterials, microstructure,
vibration, shaking table device, 3D printer
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Mathematical Subject Classification
Primary: 28-04, 37-04
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Milestones
Received: 16 April 2021
Revised: 30 May 2021
Accepted: 7 July 2021
Published: 14 March 2022
Communicated by Anil Misra
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