Abstract
In this paper, we have adopted the hybrid method, which combines experimental and numerical methods, to investigate the dynamic behavior of perforated plates. It was found that the modal assurance criterion is a useful criterion to judge the degree of similarity between experimental and numerical models. The difference between the experimental and numerical models can be reduced via sensitivity testing and by checking the correlation coefficient. The equivalent material properties of the perforated plates were also obtained by the hybrid method. In addition, the curve-fitting technique was utilized to find the relationship of the mass remnant ratio with the parameter ratio. The functions obtained from the curve fitting can be used to predict accurately the equivalent material properties and resonant frequencies of perforated plates of the diagonal array.