Mid-frequency comparison FEA/BEA and SEA spacecraft predictions
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Gardner, B.
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A study of methods to predict and measure the transmission of sound through the walls of light aircraft
Several research investigations are discussed. The development of a numerical/empirical noise source identification procedure using boundary element techniques, the identification of structure-borne paths using structural intensity and finite element methods, the development of a design optimization numerical procedure to be used to study active noise control in three-dimensional geometries, and the measurement of the dynamic properties of acoustical foams and the incorporation of these properties in models governing three-dimensional wave propagation in foams are discussed.
Bernhard, R. J.↗
A study of methods to predict and measure the transmission of sound through the walls of light aircraft
Progress was made in the following areas: development of a numerical/empirical noise source identification procedure using bondary element techniques; identification of structure-borne noise paths using structural intensity and finite element methods; development of a design optimization numerical procedure to be used to study active noise control in three-dimensional geometries; measurement of dynamic properties of acoustical foams and incorporation of these properties in models governing three-dimensional wave propagation in foams; and structure-borne sound path identification by use of the Wigner distribution.
Bernhard, R. J.↗