## A BSTRA CT A method of scale model experiments for traffic noise prediction and design of traffic noise control facilities was developed. The scale model experiment technique may be useful to clarify complex factors, to verify theory and, fiwthermore, to formulate noise prediction. Two methods
Sound source for scale model measurements of traffic noise
✍ Scribed by Josef Novák
- Publisher
- Elsevier Science
- Year
- 1988
- Tongue
- English
- Weight
- 463 KB
- Volume
- 24
- Category
- Article
- ISSN
- 0003-682X
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✦ Synopsis
This paper dealt with the problem of the prmctples and destgn of sound source for scale model predlctton techmques of road traffic norse levels The possible physwal concepttons of norse field modehng are dzscus~ed, and the mam required radtatton charactertstws of scale model source are gwen In the Research Institute of Sound and Ptcture, Prague, the pneumatw point source~ based on the principle of alr jet~ leadmg mto central cavtty were chosen The de~tgn of Ill the important parts of source from the pomt of view o f frequency responve and radtatton charactert~ttcs m vertwal and hortzontal planer ts de~crtbed The sources were destgned for the scale 1/50
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