Numerical Modelling in Wave Propagation of Advanced Materials
A special issue of Modelling (ISSN 2673-3951).
Deadline for manuscript submissions: closed (31 July 2023) | Viewed by 324
Special Issue Editors
Interests: wave propagation; vibroacoustics; acoustics and acoustic engineering; sound and vibration; vibration analysis; nanomaterials; composite structures; finite element modeling
Interests: sound and vibration; composite materials and structure; nanocomposite; FGM composites; acoustics; heat transfer
Interests: acoustics and acoustic engineering; vibration; material characterization; absorption; nanomaterials; X-ray diffraction; nanostructured materials; nanoelectronics; nanofabrication
Interests: finite element analysis; structural analysis; civil engineering; reinforced concrete; safety engineering; fire safety engineering; FRP; flexural retrofitting
Special Issue Information
Dear Colleagues,
Acoustics through advanced structures offers an innovative challenge for the control and manipulation of sound waves that are often unachievable through conventional materials. Simultaneously, recent advances in materials science, technology, and smart materials, including fabrication, have allowed the practical realization of a variety of new assembled structures, including piezoelectric, magnetoelectroelastic, functionally graded, and porous functionally graded materials, leading to opportunities for supplementary application in the field of wave control. The development of the topic and growing interest in the field of acoustics from scientists with experiences in the field of sound and composites and beyond are the main reasons for this Special Issue on “Numerical Modelling in Wave Propagation of Advanced Materials”. Contributions may focus on new advancements, both theoretical and experimental, related to the sound in nano-/microstructures, structural acoustics, fluid–structure interactions, wave propagation, and vibroacoustic though are not limited to these topics. The current issue is considered to provide scientists and researchers with a platform for presenting their work in the field and to publish their thinking on the design, simulation, and characterization of new configurations, highlighting innovative dynamic phenomena and discovering additional promising applications. With this Special Issue, we hope to also stimulate cross-fertilization between researchers of the field with other readers of the journal, providing the chance to find new potential fields of research.
Dr. Pouyan Roodgar Saffari
Dr. Peyman Roodgar Saffari
Dr. Nima Refahati
Dr. Chanachai Thongchom
Dr. Thira Jearsiripongkul
Guest Editors
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Keywords
- sound transmission loss
- sound in nano-/microstructures
- acoustic wave
- structural acoustics
- fluid-structure interaction
- wave propagation
- linear and nonlinear vibrations and acoustics
- piezoelectric, meta, porous, and smart materials
- vibroacoustics
- engineering noise and vibration control
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