次级源近场和管壁弹性对充液管路有源消声性能的影响EI北大核心CSCD

建立了含次级源结构的充液直管有源消声系统数值模型,重点分析了声激励下次级源近场和管壁弹性对有源消声性能的影响。结果表明:次级源近场为非均匀声场,误差点位于该区域时部分频点控制效果较差甚至放大,而处于声场均匀区域时可使降噪量提高10 dB以上,增加误差点数量可使绝大多数频点的降噪量提高5 dB以上;管壁弹性使次级源与管壁间的耦合较强,非对称分布的次级源容易激起管壁振动,导致降噪谷值的出现,采用对称分布的次级源可显著提升控制效果;增加次级源数量能够提高系统的有源无源复合控制效果,但使得管内声场变得复杂,多次级源模型的有源消声效果随频率升高而有所降低。     

虚拟声屏障在变压器低频降噪中的实验研究

针对开口房间内的变压器,在开口处布放若干扬声器和误差传声器构成虚拟声屏障,实验研究了虚拟声屏障对通过开口向外辐射的低频线谱噪声的控制效果。将15个次级源近似均匀分布在面积为2 m′ 2.7 m的开口面上,左右间距约58.5 cm、上下间距45-65 cm,15个误差传声器分别位于对应的次级源正前方1 m,系统采用自适应谐波降噪算法。结果表明：虚拟声屏障系统在误差点100 Hz、200 Hz和300 Hz的平均降噪量分别达到12.7 dB、19.9 dB和22.2 dB,虚拟声屏障对100 Hz、200 Hz、300 Hz线谱噪声的控制效果与单层封闭窗户相当,且内部合成参考信号,无需外接参考传声器。采用虚拟声屏障对开口房间内的变压器降噪的好处是实现室内外的自然通风,便于变压器的散热。     

用于开口声辐射控制的虚拟声屏障实现 方法及机理研究*

建筑物通常留有开口以便人员物料的进出及室内的自然通风采光,但这些开口也是噪声传播的途径。传统被动噪声控制方法需要将开口封闭,且对低频噪声的控制效果不好,故引入有源噪声控制技术降低室内声源通过开口的声辐射。基于惠更斯原理,均布开口的次级源和误差传声器构成的平面型虚拟声屏障可以实现对开口声辐射的有效控制,数值仿真和实验已证明其有效性。将次级源安装在开口边界更有利于保留开口的功能且方便实际安装,但这样的单层边界虚拟声屏障降噪效果存在上限,仅能在低频段实现全局控制。和单层边界次级源相比,双层边界次级源可显著提高降噪量和有效降噪频率上限。该文回顾了开口声辐射有源控制的相关工作,并讨论了未来可能的研究方向。     

军用运输机机舱有源消声实验系统的设计与实现

为验证有源消声技术在军用运输机机舱低频噪声消除方面的有效性,设计和实现了一套机舱有源消声实验系统。采用“激振器+舱壁板”方式实现了飞机螺旋桨对机舱诱导噪声的声源模拟,设计了基于前馈控制结构的自适应有源噪声控制系统,构建了基于FX-LMS算法的自适应消声控制器,采用监测麦克风组对舱内空间的消声效果进行监测。实验结果验证了自适应有源噪声控制技术在军用飞机舱室消声降噪领域的有效性,并表明初、次级声源间距对自适应有源消声系统的消声效果具有重要的影响。     

双层加筋板低频声的隔离与有源控制

为探讨加筋对双层结构低频隔声及有源控制的影响,分析了筋条数目及布放位置对双层加筋结构低频隔声性能、有源控制策略选取及有源隔声性能的影响。首先利用模态叠加与声-振耦合理论对双层加筋结构建模,然后采用数值算例对上述问题展开探讨。研究发现,筋条数目增多或筋条靠近基板的中间位置布放,将有利于双层加筋结构低频隔声性能的提高。对于有源控制措施,声控制策略与力控制策略相比,前者的控制效率较高且降噪效果较好。由于筋复杂的耦合影响,添加多条筋或筋条靠基板中间布置时有源控制效果减弱,需施加多个点源才能获得较好的降噪效果。      

弯管对末端带弹性障板充液管路辐射声能量的影响

基于声固耦合有限元方法建立了末端带弹性障板的充液管路数值模型,重点分析了不同激励下弯管对管口辐射声能量的影响.结果表明:弯管引入的高阶周向模式耦合使结构振动和流体声传播都发生明显改变,以致系统辐射声能量及主要能量贡献源也发生转移,并随激励方式和频率而不同.对本文管路模型,平面波激励下弯管系统在低频的结构辐射声能量明显增...     

流固耦合声子晶体管路冲击振动特性研究

流固耦合管路系统广泛应用于各种装备中,通常用来传递物质和能量或者动量.由于流固耦合效应,管壁在流体作用下易产生强烈的振动与噪声,对装备安全性、隐蔽性产生严重影响,甚至造成严重破坏.流固耦合管路振动抑制需求迫切,意义重大.声子晶体可以利用其带隙特性抑制特定频率范围内弹性波的传播,在减振降噪领域具有广泛的应用前景.本文基于声子晶体理论,研究了流固耦合条件下的布拉格声子晶体管路冲击振动传递特性.将传递矩阵法和有限元法相结合,计算了能带结构与带隙特性,重点考虑了流固耦合效应下,不同冲击激励条件下声子晶体管路振动特性,分析了流固耦合对声子晶体管路振动传递特性的影响.研究结果为流固耦合条件下管路系统的振动控制提供了技术参考.     

声屏障和有源噪声控制声屏障

概述了声屏障降低噪声的原理和常用方法，提出了存在的不足，介绍了有源声屏障的降噪性能与发展动态，提出了进一步研究的设想。     

虚拟声屏障的数值及实验分析

虚拟声屏障(Virtual Sound Barrier,VSB)由若干控制声源和误差传感器构成,使用有源噪声控制方法在噪声环境中产生局部安静区域,“阻隔”声音但不“阻隔”空气和光,像一个无形的屏障对声音起作用。本文建立立体结构的VSB系统模型,从数值模拟和实验两方面说明在噪声来自于多个方向的普通房间中,通过该系统产生人头大小的静区是可行的。数值模拟表明即使在中频VSB系统也有良好的降噪效果。实验给出一种实用的圆柱状分布的16通道的VSB系统,在中低频条件下产生人头大小的静区,降噪可达10 dB以上。     

参量阵扬声器在管道噪声控制中的研究*

为了解决管道有源噪声控制中声反馈造成的系统复杂度和计算量的增加,文中引入参量阵扬声器作为次级声源,利用其强指向性减小控制系统的声反馈。为了验证该方法可行性,本文分别在直管和L管中,对600 Hz单频噪声和频率范围为500 Hz~1000 Hz的窄带噪声进行了管道有源噪声控制,同时测量了参量阵扬声器的管内声场和降噪范围。结果表明,参量阵扬声器声反馈小,在没有声反馈补偿的条件下对单频噪声的降噪效果基本达到了声反馈补偿条件下普通扬声器的降噪效果,对窄带噪声的降噪效果稍差。此外,通过测量管道声场和降噪量,确定了参量阵扬声器的降噪区域为误差传感器下游整个管道,降噪面积为管道整个截面。这说明参量阵扬声器作为次级声源降低了系统的复杂度和算法的计算量,并取得了较好的降噪效果。     

Characterisation of valves as sound sources: Fluid-borne sound

The sound pressure level in receiving rooms, caused by taps at the ends of pipe systems, is considered. The structure-borne sound power, from the pipes to the supporting wall, was obtained from intensity measurement of the fluid-borne sound power of the tap. The fluid-borne sound power is combined with a ratio of structure-borne sound power to fluid-borne sound power, obtained from laboratory measurements of similar pipe assemblies. Alternatively, a reception plate method is proposed, which avoids the necessity for intensity measurements. The structure-borne power into walls, to which the pipe work is attached, provides input to the standard building propagation model, which yields the predicted sound pressure level in the adjacent room.     

Physical modeling of active cancellation of low-frequency sound signals

Some new methods of active cancellation of low-frequency sound signals have been developed in view of the low efficiency of passive methods at these frequencies. Examples of developing algorithms and technical tools for active suppression of sound signals in air and water are presented. The solution of this problem is of paramount importance for reducing noise and providing ecological safety in transport, aviation, and shipbuilding industry. A real possibility of suppressing the low-frequency discrete components by no less than 10 to 15 dB and reducing the sound level in a wide frequency band by no less than 6 to 8 dB is demonstrated. A wide range of applications for the technology of active cancellation of discrete components and noise is indicated.     

Ventilation duct with concurrent acoustic feed-forward and decentralised structural feedback active control

This paper presents theoretical and experimental work on concurrent active noise and vibration control for a ventilation duct. The active noise control system is used to reduce the air-borne noise radiated via the duct outlet whereas the active vibration control system is used to both reduce the structure-borne noise radiated by the duct wall and to minimise the structural feed-through effect that reduces the effectiveness of the active noise control system. An elemental model based on structural mobility functions and acoustic impedance functions has been developed to investigate the principal effects and limitations of feed-forward active noise control and decentralised velocity feedback vibration control. The principal simulation results have been contrasted and validated with measurements taken on a laboratory duct set-up, equipped with an active noise control system and a decentralised vibration control system. Both simulations and experimental results show that the air-borne noise radiated from the duct outlet can be significantly attenuated using the feed-forward active noise control. In the presence of structure-borne noise the performance of the active noise control system is impaired by a structure-borne feed-through effect. Also the sound radiation from the duct wall is increased. In this case, if the active noise control is combined with a concurrent active vibration control system, the sound radiation by the duct outlet is further reduced and the sound radiation from the duct wall at low frequencies reduces noticeably.     

Circulation pumps as structure-borne sound sources: emission to semi-infinite pipe systems

Circulation pumps are an important source of noise from domestic central heating systems. Pumps can generate airborne, liquid-borne and structure-borne sound and although standards exist for airborne and liquid-borne sources, none do for structure-borne sources. This is primarily because the structure-borne acoustic power delivered by the pump not only depends on the pump but also on the connected receiving system, which can be a complicated combination of pipes, valves and radiators. Also pumps deliver liquid-borne and structure-borne acoustic power simultaneously and their relative contributions to the sound radiated from the pipe system is not obviously obtainable. The approach proposed is to estimate the emission from the pump into semi-infinite pipes of material and cross-section typical of heating systems. Then to estimate the ‘mixing’ effect of bends, joints and other pipe discontinuities, due to wave mode conversion, as described in a companion paper. In the present paper, it is demonstrated that the structure-borne power can be calculated from the measured free velocity and mobility of the pump for each component of vibration and from receiver mobilities of idealized pipe systems. The structure-borne power is compared with the liquid-borne power measured directly by intensimetry.     

Sound radiation from a double-leaf elastic plate with a point force excitation: effect of an interior panel on the structure-borne sound radiation

The sound radiation from a double-leaf elastic plate subjected to a point force excitation is investigated theoretically, to gain a fundamental insight into the sound radiation from an interior panel of a double-leaf structure in buildings. The effects of the interior panel on the sound radiation, which show a negative effect at low frequencies due to the mass-air-mass resonance, are discussed in detail. The theory is validated experimentally. As a measure of the efficiency of the interior leaf in reducing noise radiation, the radiation reduction is defined in this study, and it is found useful for predicting the sound radiation due to the structure-borne sound in building elements. Parametric studies through theoretical results are made to clarify the effects of the parameters of the sound radiation system, and to gain a fundamental insight into the control of structure-borne noise radiation. It is shown that it is difficult to reduce the radiated sound power by an interior panel alone, even if its mass is increased.     

Performance of an independent planar virtual sound barrier at the opening of a rectangular enclosure

Planar virtual sound barrier systems have been used successfully to reduce noise radiation through an opening without affecting natural ventilation and lighting. However, the complexity of a fully coupled control system grows at the rate proportional to the square of the number of channels and this make the system implementation become impractical for enclosures with large openings. To reduce the system complexity, this paper proposes an independent planar virtual sound barrier, which is a multi-channel system consisting of many independent single channel active noise control systems. Each single channel system is “independent” in the sense that the control source output of the system is updated only with the signal from its own error sensor. Based on the analytical model of sound radiation through the opening of a rectangular enclosure, the transfer functions from both primary and control sources are calculated first. Then the noise reduction performance, the stability, and the convergence behavior of both fully coupled and independent planar virtual sound barrier systems are investigated. It is found that the independent system with no control output constraint becomes inherently unstable at some frequencies; however its stability can be improved by applying some control output constraint. Reducing the number of channels and the distance between secondary loudspeakers and error microphones can also increase system stability but at the cost of smaller noise reduction. When the system is inherently stable and there is no constraint on control output, the independent system can provide the same noise reduction as the fully coupled one but with faster convergence speed.     

Theoretical and experimental study on active sound transmission control based on single structural mode actuation using point force actuators

This study deals with the feedforward active control of sound transmission through a simply supported rectangular panel using vibration actuators. The control effect largely depends on the excitation method, including the number and locations of actuators. In order to obtain a large control effect at low frequencies over a wide frequency, an active transmission control method based on single structural mode actuation is proposed. Then, with the goal of examining the feasibility of the proposed method, the (1, 3) mode is selected as the target mode and a modal actuation method in combination with six point force actuators is considered. Assuming that a single input single output feedforward control is used, sound transmission in the case minimizing the transmitted sound power is calculated for some actuation methods. Simulation results showed that the (1, 3) modal actuation is globally effective at reducing the sound transmission by more than 10?dB in the low-frequency range for both normal and oblique incidences. Finally, experimental results also showed that a large reduction could be achieved in the low-frequency range, which proves the validity and feasibility of the proposed method.     

Effect of acoustical damping with a porous absorptive layer in the cavity to reduce the structure-borne sound radiation from a double-leaf structure

Structure-borne sound radiation from a double-leaf structure with a porous absorptive layer in the cavity is studied theoretically as well as experimentally. The study is for establishing a countermeasure to reduce the structure-borne noise radiated from an interior leaf into rooms and for clarifying its reduction effect. The sound field radiated from a double-leaf elastic plate with layers of arbitrary media in the cavity set into vibration by a point force excitation is theoretically analyzed. The effect of the bulk vibration of an absorptive layer is also considered by a simple model into the present theory. Radiation reduction of an inner-layer derived from the theory is experimentally validated. Parametric studies reveal that increasing the ratio of an absorptive layer thickness to the cavity depth is effective to reduce the structure-borne sound radiation but high flow resistivity of the absorbent material is not necessarily required. A practical equation to predict the mass-air-mass resonance frequency for absorbent cavity case is given in a simple form.     

A study of sound intensity control for active noise barriers

Active noise control systems have been applied to increase the insertion loss of noise barriers where the squared sound pressure or the total acoustic energy density is used as the cost function in previous works. The absolute value of the mean active sound intensity is chosen as the cost function to obtain extra sound insertion loss in the dark area of a hybrid active noise barrier system in this note. The strategy of minimizing the near-field sound intensity at discrete locations along the edge of the passive barrier is shown to be able to provide better far-field noise reduction than that of minimizing the squared sound pressure control. Both numerical simulations and off-line experiments are carried out with a three-channel demonstration system, where the locations of the secondary sources and the error sensors are optimized and comparisons are made between the extra sound pressure attenuation of the sound intensity control and that of the squared sound pressure control.