Abstract
Based on the idea of local resonance, a class of hybrid acoustic metamaterials with interposed resonant strips is proposed in this article, and the bandgap characteristics and transmission properties are calculated by combining Bloch's theorem and lattice theory. The new structure is verified to have low‐frequency damping and noise reduction capability through the analysis of the stress cloud diagram at specific frequencies in the bandgap range. A comprehensive analysis of vibration modes, phase constant surfaces, group velocity, phase velocity, and wave propagation direction diagram is used to explore the wave propagation and bandgap opening mechanism, providing technical support and theoretical basis for subsequent bandgap optimization and structural improvement. The results show that this structure can open multiple bandgaps in the low‐frequency range below 500 Hz, and the stepped design of the single‐cell structure and the introduction of resonant strips provide a new design idea for low‐frequency vibration and noise reduction.
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