The effect of an auxetic core layer and symmetric FGM face layers on the 3D wave propagation response of sandwich nanoplates

This study explores the thermomechanical 3D wave propagation behavior of a sandwich nanosensor plate with an auxetic core, leveraging nonlocal strain gradient elasticity and sinusoidal higher-order shear deformation theories. The plate comprises functionally graded ceramic (Si3N4) and metal (Ti6Al4V) face layers, with an auxetic Ti6Al4V core having a negative Poisson's ratio. Governing equations are derived using Hamilton's principle, leading to the Navier solution for 3D wave propagation. The results indicate that increasing the beta(1) parameter enhances phase velocities and wave frequencies, while smaller beta(3) values significantly impact stiffness and frequency. These findings provide a framework for optimizing the design of nanosensors, ensuring improved performance and reliability in high-temperature applications across various industries.