Abstract
Recent studies have shown that the acoustic black hole (ABH) effect can be used to provide vibration absorption and improved structural-acoustic response. In this talk, several aspects of the design and implementation of ABH vibration absorbers will be discussed. First, to address the competing nature of the best ABH taper for vibration reduction and the underlying theoretical assumptions, a multi-objective approach is used to find the best ABH parameters where both criteria are sufficiently met. Next, the modeling challenges associated with one- and two-dimensional ABH design will be discussed and a mesh convergence study will be presented. Finally, the use of multiobjective optimization for ABH design will be discussed for aerospace and marine applications.
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