Table 2

Properties of the characterized samples. hi is the thickness of each layer i, ρi is the density of each layer i, E is the modulus of the Young’s modulus, η is the loss factor (defined in Eq. (8)), ν is the Poisson’s ratio and m is the mass of each layer.

hi [mm] ρi [kg.m−3] E [GPa] ν η [%] m [g]
Sample A
Manufacture, June 2021
 Skins (aluminium) 3.2 2700 71 0.33 0.05 104.0
 Core (epoxy) 0.3 1300 1.9 0.3 6 3.8
Sample B
Manufacture December 2021
 Skins (aluminium) 3.2 2700 71 0.33 0.05 104.0
 Core (epoxy) 0.3 1300 1.9 0.3 6 4.5
Sample C
Manufacture January 2022
 Skins (aluminium) 3.2 2700 71 0.33 0.05 104.0
 Core (epoxy) 0.3 1300 1.9 0.3 6 5.0
Sample G1
Manufacture April 2023
 Skins (glass) 3 2700 71 0.33 0.05 129.0
 Core (epoxy) 0.3 1300 1 0.3 5 6.3
Bevel 1
Manufacture June 2023
 Skins (glass) 3 2700 71 0.33 0.05 130.3
 Core (epoxy) 0.3 1300 1 0.3 5 6
Bevel 2
Manufacture June 2023
 Skins (glass) 3 2700 71 0.33 0.05 128
 Core (epoxy) 0.3 1300 1 0.3 5 7.5

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