A robust optimised multi-material 3D inkjet printed elastic metamaterial

Singleton, Lawrence; Cheer, Jordan; Bastola, Anil; Tuck, Christopher; Daley, Steve

doi:10.1016/j.apacoust.2023.109796

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A robust optimised multi-material 3D inkjet printed elastic metamaterial

Lawrence Singleton

, Jordan Cheer

, Anil Bastola, Christopher Tuck, Steve Daley

Applied Acoustics, Volume: 216, Start page: 109796

Swansea University Author: Anil Bastola

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This paper presents and validates a novel elastic metamaterial design, that is optimised for broadband robust vibration control of a structure in the presence of uncertainties, and realised using multi-material additive manufacturing. A novel concept resonator design that allows the resonance freque...

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A robust optimised multi-material 3D inkjet printed elastic metamaterial

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