Lightweight asymmetric thin film metamaterial for low frequency sound isolation

By designing a thin-film metamaterial with an asymmetric ring structure, the low-frequency sound insulation band has been broadened, solving the problem of the narrow sound insulation frequency range of traditional thin-film metamaterials, and achieving a lightweight and efficient low-frequency sound insulation effect.

CN115831083BActive Publication Date: 2026-03-20HUAZHONG UNIV OF SCI & TECH
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Patent Information

Application Number
CN202211279162.4
Authority / Receiving Office
CN · China
Patent Type
Patents(China)
Current Assignee / Owner
Filing Date
2022-10-19
Publication Date
2026-03-20
Estimated Expiration
2042-10-19

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Technical Problem

Existing thin-film metamaterials have a narrow frequency range and a single anti-resonance mode in terms of low-frequency noise insulation, making it difficult to achieve high-performance sound insulation while maintaining lightweight design.

Method used

A lightweight asymmetric thin-film metamaterial for low-frequency sound insulation is designed by constructing a mass block into an asymmetric ring shape and distributing it evenly on both sides of the film to form multiple sound insulation peaks and broaden the sound insulation frequency band.

Benefits of technology

While maintaining a lightweight and compact size, it significantly broadens the sound insulation frequency band, improves the sound insulation effect, increases the number of sound insulation peaks, has a wider range of applicable conditions, and offers superior sound insulation performance.

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Abstract

The application relates to a low-frequency sound insulation and noise reduction technology, in particular to a light-weight asymmetric film metamaterial for low-frequency sound insulation, which comprises a film, asymmetric annular masses acting as acoustic metamaterial masses and pasted on the same side surface of the film, and frames pasted on the two side surfaces of the film; wherein four same asymmetric annular masses are symmetrically distributed in a cross shape on the same side surface of the film, the directions are consistent, and the film is tightly pasted between two same frames; the above structure constitutes a cell of the acoustic metamaterial, and the acoustic metamaterial is formed by uniformly and closely periodically arranging the cells in the horizontal and vertical directions on a plane. The structure generates a reverse resonance mode through the local resonance characteristics of the whole system of the film and the mass, and generates a new asymmetric reverse resonance mode through the structure of the asymmetric mass, so that the sound insulation peaks increase, the effective sound insulation frequency band can be widened, and the position and density of the sound insulation peaks can be effectively adjusted by changing the size parameters of the mass and the film to meet different working scene requirements.
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