Article ID | Journal | Published Year | Pages | File Type |
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1901288 | Wave Motion | 2012 | 13 Pages |
We analyse an asymptotic low-dimensional model of anti-plane shear in a thin bi-material strip containing a periodic array of interfacial cracks. Both ideal and non-ideal interfaces are considered. We find that the previously derived asymptotic models display a degree of inaccuracy in predicting standing wave eigenfrequencies and suggest an improvement to the asymptotic model to address this discrepancy. Computations demonstrate that the correction to the standing wave eigenfrequencies greatly improve the accuracy of the low-dimensional model.
► We model Bloch–Floquet waves in a thin bi-material strip. ► The strip contains a periodic array of cracks on perfect or imperfect interfaces. ► Previously proposed asymptotic procedure may provide significant discrepancy. ► We significantly improve the procedure to produce dispersion diagrams. ► Numerical simulations demonstrate superiority of the corrected model.