Abstract
The coupled resonance mechanism of interface stratification of thin coating structures excited by horizontal shear waves is investigated by the forced vibration solution derived from the global matrix method, the integral transformation method, and the plane wave perturbation method. The interface shear stress reaches the peak at coupling resonance frequencies which are an inherent property of the structure, and decreases with the increase of coating thickness or the increase of shear wave velocity difference between the substrate and coating. At the coupling resonance frequency, the thin coating structure is more easily stratified at the interface. The result could provide a theoretical basis for the popularization and application of ultrasonic deicing/defrosting/de-accretion technology.
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