Abstract

In this paper, a new type of single-phase metamaterial is proposed. Based on the finite element method, the band gap characteristics of the structures with different branches are comprehensively analyzed, and the existence of the band gap is further verified by the frequency response transmission spectrum. Then, the propagation characteristics of elastic waves of different frequencies in different combinations of structures are investigated respectively. The results show that the proposed single-phase metamaterial structure has an excellent band gap range, and under the action of relatively low-frequency elastic waves, the wave propagation in the structure has a certain direction and regionality, while the elastic waves at higher frequencies are applied, the propagation direction of the wave tends to propagate in all directions. This paper provides a new idea for studying the structural design of metamaterials with specific wave propagation directions.

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