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PML for plate

Posted 26 août 2020, 21:03 UTC−4 General, Acoustics & Vibrations, Structural Mechanics Version 5.5 2 Replies

Reza
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Hello, I am using structural mechanic (plate physics) to model a 2D plate. I tried to find a way to make it like an infinite domain; however, I could not do that. I remember that I used ''PML'' or ''radiation boundary conditions'' previously for different physics but I could not find an equivalent form specifically for plate physics. Is there any way that I can define a boundary in plate physics to absorbs all the outgoing waves and avoid reflection from the outer edge of my domain? Best, Reza

2 Replies Last Post 28 août 2020, 21:48 UTC−4
Henrik Sönnerlind COMSOL Employee

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Posted: 4 years ago 27 août 2020, 14:56 UTC−4

Plates are more difficult than solids when it comes to truncation by PMLs. The reason is the velocity dispersion properties of bending waves. There is currently no built-in PML (or similar) condition for plates.

Here is a fairly recent paper, discussing a possible formulation of such a boundary condition, and the authors actually use an implementation in COMSOL Multiphysics to show the applicability of the theory:

https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0020768317305140

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Henrik Sönnerlind
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Plates are more difficult than solids when it comes to truncation by PMLs. The reason is the velocity dispersion properties of bending waves. There is currently no built-in PML (or similar) condition for plates. Here is a fairly recent paper, discussing a possible formulation of such a boundary condition, and the authors actually use an implementation in COMSOL Multiphysics to show the applicability of the theory:
Reza
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Posted: 4 years ago 28 août 2020, 21:48 UTC−4

Hello,

Thanks for your response, I reviewed the paper and it looks interesting. It may be my only chance to do something like this.

Best, Reza

Hello, Thanks for your response, I reviewed the paper and it looks interesting. It may be my only chance to do something like this. Best, Reza

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