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    Acoustics lesson 3

    8-10-2012 1Herhaling titel van presentatie

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    Course overview

    Physics of sound Hearing

    Measurement of sound

    Acoustics in enclosed spaces Transmission of sound sound insulation

    Practical noise control principles

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    Transmission of sound

    Sound reduction index

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    The mass-frequency law

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    The mass-frequency law

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    The mass-frequency law

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    The mass-frequency law

    Generalization: with wall stiffness

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    The mass-frequency law

    with

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    The mass-frequency law

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    The mass-frequency law

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    The concidence effect

    Concidencecon ition:

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    The concidence effect

    Concidence frequency?

    B EI 3 /12I d l

    42sB

    c fm

    4 2

    v vB m

    x t

    Critical frequency

    2crit

    c mf

    B

    64000critf

    d c

    2(1 )LE

    c

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    Density E modulus cL f critical (1 cm)

    Aluminum 2,7 70 5367,1766 1192,433287

    critfd c

    , , ,

    Concrete 2,5 48 4618,8022 1385,640646

    CFRP 1,5 1,5 1054,0926 6071,573108

    Coarc 0,18 0,032 444,44444 14400

    Glass 2,5 65 5374,8385 1190,733452

    Steel 7,8 210 5469,4177 1170,142848

    PU 1,2 0,025 152,14515 42065,09242

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    The mass-frequency law

    Extesion to complex walls:

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    The mass-frequency law

    SRI:

    Thus:

    since

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    The mass-frequency law

    Open surface

    Original SRI

    n

    index

    nd

    redu

    cti

    So

    Open surface, in m2

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    The mass-frequency law

    1. Extra transmission loss due to airgap

    2. Extra resonance frequencies :1.Wall on air-s rin

    2.Acoustic resonance in gap

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    Sound transmission loss measurement

    Airborne sound insulation in a lab (ISO-3 140: 1995)

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    Sound transmission loss measurement

    Airborne sound insulation in a lab (ISO-3 140: 1995)

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    Sound transmission loss measurement

    Airborne sound insulation in-situ (ISO-4 140: 1978)

    1 2 1010 log ( )nT

    D L L 0 0.5T

    S o

    nd

    1 2 10

    A

    erschil

    Lp,acht

    erg

    rrectie

    Correction of background noise:

    V

    Lp,bron C

    3dB 3

    4 tot 5 dB 2

    6 tot 9 dB 1

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    Sound transmission loss measurement

    Rating of airborne sound insulation (ISO 717-1: 1982)

    Frequency Ref. va lue

    100 33

    125 36

    160 39

    200 42

    250 45

    315 48

    500 52

    630 53

    800 54

    1250 56

    1600 56

    2000 562500 56

    3150 56

    In report:

    Ref value at 500Hz after correction

    Anomalies of more than 8dB

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    Sound transmission loss measurement

    Contact noise in lab (ISO-6 140: 1978)

    5 hammers of 0.5kg in-line (0.4m)

    Free fall of 40mm

    Steel cylinder 3cm dia, 50cm radius

    Test procedure: 100ms hammer impacts, hammer impact at 4 locations

    SPL in receiving room

    Measurement of A

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    Course overview

    Course content:

    Ph sics of sound Hearing

    Acoustics in enclosed spaces

    General noise control principles

    uropean eg s a on

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    Noise control principles

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    Noise control principles

    Machine noise control procedure:

    1. Determine active and passive components2. Airborne, liquid-borne or structural borne

    sources?

    3. Identify transmission path4. Identif radiatin surfaces

    5. Identify primary contributions (of 2. to 4.)

    .

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    Noise control principles

    Source localization

    1. Using an intensity

    2. Using an acoustic

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    Noise control principles

    Source localization techniques:

    1. Using an intensity meter

    2. Usin an acoustic camera micro honearray)

    3. Usin lead-foil

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    Noise control principles

    Airborne sound control:

    1. Reduce pressure drop or

    outlet flow rate2. Avoid obstacles in the flow

    bends, constrictions)

    at panels

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    Noise control principles

    Airborne sound control:

    1. Reduce pressure drop or

    outlet flow rate2. Avoid obstacles in the flow

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    Noise control principles

    Airborne sound control:

    .flow rate

    2. Avoid obstacles in the flow3. Improve geometry (nozzle,

    bends, constrictions)

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    Noise control principles

    Liquid-borne sound control:

    1. See airborne sound control2. Prevent cavitation

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    Noise control principles

    -1. Increase impact time

    .

    3. Minimize impact mass, increasemass of impacted body

    4. Use appropriate gears andbearings

    . a ance ro ors an or m n m zerotating mass

    .of friction

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    Noise control principles

    Transmission reduction:. cous c enc osure

    2. Use flexible connections

    .

    4. Use an absorption or reflectionmuffler

    5. Use discontinuities in thevibration transmission

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    l l

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    Noise control principles

    Transmission reduction:.

    2. Use flexible connections

    .

    N i l i i l

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    Noise control principles

    Reflection mufflerTransmission reduction:. cous c enc osure

    2. Use flexible connections

    .

    4. Use an absorption or reflection

    Absorption muffler

    N i t l i i l

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    Noise control principles

    Transmission reduction:. cous c enc osure

    2. Use flexible connections

    .

    4. Use an absorption orreflection muffler

    5. Use discontinuities in thevibration transmission

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    Noise cont ol p inciples

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    Noise control principles

    Radiation reduction:. se n per ora e p a es w

    damping material

    Example exam questions

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    Example exam questions

    Sketch the sound insulation of a wall in function

    of the frequency and explain the different parts inthe curve.

    Describe how you can measure the transmissionoss etween two rooms.

    Give an overview of practical noise controlpr nc p es.


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