STRUCTURE-BORNE SOUND POWER AND SOURCE CHARACTERIZATION IN MULTI-POINT-CONNECTED SYSTEMS, PART 2: ABOUT MOBILITY FUNCTIONS AND FREE VELOCITIES

STRUCTURE-BORNE SOUND POWER AND SOURCE C

STRUCTURE-BORNE SOUND POWER AND SOURCE CHARACTERISATION IN MULTI-POINT-CONNECTED SYSTEMS, PART 1: CASE STUDIES FOR ASSUMED FORCE DISTRIBUTIONS

✍ R.A. Fulford; B.M. Gibbs 📂 Article 📅 1997 🏛 Elsevier Science 🌐 English ⚖ 302 KB

At the design stage of many projects, the engineer is often asked to make a prediction of any resultant sound levels. To achieve this goal, the analysis needs to account for all the excitation sources and their interaction with all the transmission paths. Whilst for air-borne sound a source-path-rec