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Materials Science and Nanotechnology | Volume: 03

WORLD CONGRESS ON SMART MATERIALS AND STRUCTURES

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International Conference on

POLYMER CHEMISTRY AND MATERIALS ENGINEERING

November 21-22, 2019 | Singapore

Joint event on

P

erforated mechanical metamaterials providing unique

physical properties, such as band gaps for wave

propagation and negative poison ratio, have recently

attracted significant interest. Despite numerous works

on configuration optimization, however, relatively few

studies have explored the role of perforation layout (holes

arrangement) on the dynamic behavior of metamaterials.

Here, we report two kinds of perforation layout based

on regular configuration to investigate the effect of

perforation layout on wave attenuation properties

and mechanical behaviors. The proposed layouts are

characterized by the redistribution of the construction

material via pore rotation. Our analysis not only shows that

the proposed layouts obtain broad and multiple band- gaps

in low-frequency range and exhibit extreme Poisson’s ratio

and Young’s modulus variations, but also reveals how the

reduction of connector thickness and geometric symmetry

contribute to the unusual response. Our numerical study

provides a new perspective to design auxetic perforated

metamaterials with low porosity and wide and low-

frequency band gaps.

Biography

Shutian Liu completed his PhD fromDalian University of Technology, China

in 1994. He is the professor of Dalian University of Technology. His research

interests focused on the structural and multidisciplinary optimization,

metamaterial design, and smart material and structures. He has over 150

publications that have been cited over 500 times.

e:

stliu@dlut.edu.cn

Shutian Liu

Dalian University of Technology, China

Band-gap mechanical metamaterial design based on perforation

layout optimization of low porosity perforated sheets

Mater Sci Nanotechnol, Volume: 03