工程声学中的有限元法

近年来,有限元法已经在工程声学中应用。例如,分析不规则房间内的声场,分析电声换能器的振动问题以及用来评价抗性消声器的特性等。本文讨论用有限元法求解波动方程。用有限元法计算了不规则形状房间的简正频率。比较了线性插值函数和三次插值函数的计算结果和本征值的收敛性。通过二维模型的计算,证明了房间形状的不规则性对室内扩散声场没有影响。     

考虑界面声散射的室内声脉冲响应计算机仿真新算法

本文提出一种考虑界面声散射的室内声脉冲响应的计算机仿真新算法，该算法通过应用动态堆栈和虚拟内存，解决了模拟了中计算可能失运控制的问题，作为例子，文中对二个矩形房间的声脉冲响应进行了仿真。     

利用声辐射模态重构任意目标的散射声场

水下目标散射声场的重构可以作为水下目标散射特性的研究基础。本文主要利用声辐射模态对水下目标进行散射声场重构研究。首先,在借助声传递矩阵给出的任意结构声辐射模态的流体域求解方法基础上,通过理论证明了目标的散射声压与声辐射模态具有函数关系。其次,借助声场分布模态的概念,同时考虑到声场分布模态病态及声压测量易受噪声污染,提出基于声辐射模态的正则化散射声场重构算法。仿真结果表明,波数越低,重构所需声辐射模态阶数越少,在较高波数时仅需总模态数的大约20%即可对声场进行重构。与基于边界元的声场重构算法相比,计算量减小了至少80%,且克服了赫姆霍兹积分方程最小二乘法仅对球壳结构的重构效果较好而不适用于长条形结构重构的缺陷。     

用基于声类比的边界元计算管道风扇的管道声传播和辐射

本文介绍了用基于声类比的边界元计算管道风扇声场的新方法,将已被成功地应用于物体对外声场的散射计算方法推广应用到管道风扇的管内声传播和管口声辐射问题。数值结果表明了模型和方法的正确性及其可以作为管道声处理降噪敏果预测的工具。     

室内声场的声像法计算机模拟

本文根据声像模型提出一适宜的算法。原则上,利用该算法能模拟符合简化条件的任意形状房间内某点与声源间的脉冲响应。并由此得出其它声学参数。脉冲响应模拟图样与现场实测图样较为吻合。此外,还就吸声材料分布及房间形状等因素对房间内某点声场的影响作了模拟运算。     

内部体积源作用下的圆柱壳内外声场特性

圆柱壳内各型体积源辐射噪声特性研究是声场建模和声场预报的前提.为了研究具有指向性的大尺度体积源特性对水下航行器结构内外声场的影响,本文结合薄壳理论、等效源和柱腔Green函数构造了体积源激励下的壳体振动耦合方程,研究了体积源表面声散射作用和指向性强弱对圆柱壳内外声场的影响.数值计算结果表明,体积源构造的准确性与其等效源位置有关,等效源配置在体积源几何中心与其结构表面之间0.4—0.6时,可以提高声场计算结果的准确性;大尺度体积源表面的声散射作用会导致壳体内部声场结构发生改变,内声场声腔共振峰发生偏移,并且在部分频段引起较强的声透射现象;此外,体积源指向性变化对壳体内外声场强弱影响较小,其显著作用表现在改变了外辐射声场的远场指向性.该研究结果对噪声预报和控制有一定的参考价值.     

声纳导流罩吸声障板声学特性的研究

本文研究内容属于舰艇声兼容性技术研究的一部分。应用声学软件SYSNOISE计算了,声纳定向发射时某试验用声纳导流罩及尾部吸声障板的声场特性,同时进行相同工况的水下模型试验。计算结果与试验结果吻合良好,说明应用声学软件对声纳声场进行计算是一种可行的方法,有可能推广至其他的水下模型的声场计算。结果数据反映了吸声障板对声纳定向发射时声场的影响,为舰艇总体声纳导流罩内吸声障板的结构设计、声兼容设计提供依据。     

矩形表面波探头声场的高斯声束叠加法

利用矩形压电晶片和有机玻璃楔块折射可激励出超声表面波,广泛用于固体近表面缺陷检测和材料特性测量.由于描述表面波三维声场的理论方法还鲜有报道,因而主要采用简化的表面波二维声场模型来定量分析这类问题.高斯声束模型近些年被广泛应用于解决超声体波传播的各种复杂问题,然而,目前还没有将其扩展应用到超声表面波的声场的计算中.通过结合表面波格林方程和矩形换能器的高斯声束模型,推导出基于高斯声束叠加的表面波三维声场解析解.进一步,将该方法与点源叠加的数值解进行了分析比较,计算结果表明表面波声场的高斯声束叠加方法在具有较好计算精度的同时,还具有更快的计算效率.     

小尺度封闭空间声场的无网格数值算法

无网格法是一种新兴的数值计算方法,具有不需要网格支持的特点。本文将该方法引入室内声学建模,推导了无网格声场数值计算模型,并将其应用于典型小尺度封闭空间内部声场的数值分析。针对声传递函数,将本方法与理论解和SYSNOISE计算结果进行了比较,并将计算的混响时间与实验测量结果作了对比,表明本方法具有良好的精度。     

二维超声阵列换能器声场的两种时域仿真模型比较

针对二维超声阵列换能器的声场仿真,以xMATRIX超声换能器结构为原型,设计仿真实验对分割阵元空间脉冲响应模型和离散点阵代表模型的计算精度、计算效率、影响参数和适用场合进行了分析比较.结果表明,分割阵元空间脉冲响应模型计算速度快,精度高,对阵元尺寸、阵元间距、聚焦深度及阵元高宽比例敏感,广泛应用于均匀介质中的声场仿真....     

Design of a multipolar weighting for acoustic antennae

This work describes the development of an acoustic antenna for which several kinds of weightings have been studied to obtain a narrow directivity with attenuated rear lobes. Later, this antenna will be used in a new device to measure the sound absorption coefficient of flat panels in industrial sites. It is often necessary, although quite difficult, to measure acoustic absorption coefficients in partially diffuse conditions, because predicting the sound pressure level at, for instance, a workplace requires in situ characterization of the facings. This antenna has been optimized so that the major part of the received acoustic energy would come from one portion only of an investigated facing present in an industrial room. The multipolar weighting is quite efficient because the associated directivity can be carried out with a limited number of microphones. The calculation technique is improved to achieve a constant sensitivity antenna within the desired frequency range with most of the secondary lobes rejected. The designed receiving system is composed of four antennae, each equipped with five sensors. The directivity, at 150-5000 Hz range, has been verified in an anechoic room.     

An acoustic chamber for sound intensity measurements

The construction and performance of an acoustic chamber suitable for sound intensity measurements is described. The walls and the ceiling of the room are treated with glass wool sheets, air gap and pleated carpet in that order for sound absorption. The final testing of the room shows that good sound absorption is obtained down to low frequencies. The sound absorption coefficient for the room varies between 0.83 and 0.91 for different frequencies.     

Combined wave and ray based room acoustic simulations of audio systems in car passenger compartments,Part II: Comparison of simulations and measurements

The present series of papers summarizes the results of a three-year research project on the realistic simulation of sound fields in car passenger compartments using a combined Finite Element (FE) and Geometrical Acoustics (GA) approach. The simulations are conducted for the whole audible frequency range with the loudspeakers of the car audio system as the sound sources. The challenges faced during the project relate to fundamental questions regarding the realistic sound field simulation in small enclosures with strong modal and diffraction effects. While Part I of this series of papers focusses on the determination of the boundary and source conditions for the simulation model of the car compartment, the present paper, denoted here as Part II, presents extensive objective and subjective comparisons of the corresponding room acoustic measurement and simulation results.By applying the FE method to the low frequency part of the room transfer function (RTF) the study aims at the quantification of potential objective and subjective benefits with regard to the simulation quality in small rooms, when compared to a purely geometrical acoustics approach. The main challenges and limitations in the simulation domain are due to the very small volume, the difficult to determine source and boundary conditions and the considerable diffraction effects (especially at the seats) in the car passenger compartments. In order to keep the complexity of the FE simulations at a manageable level, all boundary conditions were described by acoustic surface impedances and no fluid-structural coupling was considered in the FE simulation model.While the results of the study reveal that an overall good agreement regarding the energy distribution in time and frequency domain is generally possible even in such complex enclosures, the results also clearly show the limitations of the impedance boundary approach in the FE domain as well as the strong sensitivity of the simulation results with regard to the uncertainty in the boundary and source conditions in both simulation domains. It can thus be concluded, that possible fields of application of the FE extension in room acoustic simulations lie in the prediction of the modally dominated low frequency part of the RTF of well defined rooms and in the prediction of sound fields that are strongly affected by near-field or diffraction effects as in the car passenger compartment. However, due to the considerable problems in the determination of realistic boundary conditions for the FE model, improved measurement techniques are urgently needed to further improve the overall simulation quality.     

体育馆声学设计探讨

本文分析了我国综合性体育馆共同的体形特征及其所导致的运用建筑声学时的出现的若干问题，探讨了有关的声学标准，并以工程实践为例，说明必须依靠建筑声学设计和电声设计的结合，才能作好体育馆的声学设计。     

体育馆声学设计探讨

本文分析了我国综合性体育馆共同的体形特征及其所导致的运用建筑本学时出现的若干问题，探讨了有关的声学标准，并以工程实践为例，说明必须依靠建筑产学设计和电声设计的结合，才能作好体育馆的声学设计．     

声诱饵仿真试验系统

文章介绍了声诱饵仿真试验系统中的有关问题，包括：系统的组成、工作原理、对接装置结构等。建立了对接装置声耦合状态下的数学模型，对近场声压分布进行了仿真计算，得出了匹配材料厚度、发射和接收换能器的选取原则。     

薄膜超构表面声扩散体扩散性能研究*

针对传统的声扩散体结构复杂、加工不便的缺点,该文提出了一种薄膜型声学超材料扩散体,通过有限元软件建立了扩散体的有限元模型。分析了薄膜张力、质量块大小及背腔深度对声波相位调控的影响,并与传统施罗德扩散体的扩散性能进行比较,发现调控后的薄膜超构表面声扩散体对声能的吸收降低,并使入射声能更均匀地向全方向扩散。在相同的尺寸情况下,与传统施罗德扩散体相比,薄膜超构表面声扩散体在所需频段内扩散性能更优,结构更优,体积更小,质量更轻,加工更方便,更适用于工程应用。     

An analytical model to evaluate the cocktail party effect in restaurant dining rooms: A case study

This paper proposes the use of a simplified analytical model to evaluate acoustic conditions in restaurant dining rooms required for ensuring the intelligibility of conversations. The model is useful for design applications and is suitable for evaluating the maximum number of speakers present in a restaurant room in order to ensure intelligibility of conversations taking place at each table in the presence of background noise caused by conversations at other tables. The maximum number of speakers is studied in relation to the sound level difference between useful and disturbing sound, sound absorption of the room, and the average speaker–listener distance. The model is applied to the case of a dining hall in a multipurpose centre, which is currently in the planning stage.     

Effects of unattended speech on performance and subjective distraction: The role of acoustic design in open-plan offices

Unattended background speech is a known source of cognitive and subjective distraction in open-plan offices. This study investigated whether the deleterious effects of background speech can be affected by room acoustic design that decreases speech intelligibility, as measured by the Speech Transmission Index (STI). The experiment was conducted in an open-plan office laboratory (84 m²) in which four acoustic conditions were physically built. Three conditions contained background speech. A quiet condition was included for comparison. The speech conditions differed in terms of the degree of absorption, screen height, desk isolation, and the level of masking sound. The speech sounds simulated an environment where phone conversations are heard from different locations varying in distance. Ninety-eight volunteers were tested. The presence of background speech had detrimental effects on the subjective perceptions of noise effects and on cognitive performance in short-term memory and working memory tasks. These effects were not attenuated nor amplified within a three-hour working period. The reduction of the STI by room acoustic means decreased subjective disturbance, whereas the effects on cognitive performance were somewhat smaller than expected. The effects of room acoustic design on subjective distraction were stronger among noise-sensitive subjects, suggesting that they benefited more from acoustic improvements than non-sensitive subjects. The results imply that reducing the STI is beneficial for performance and acoustic satisfaction especially regarding speech coming from more distant desks. However, acoustic design does not sufficiently decrease the distraction caused by speech from adjacent desks.     

Theoretical investigation of the sound attenuation of membrane-type acoustic metamaterials

Membrane-type acoustic metamaterials have been recently shown to exhibit good performance of sound attenuation in a low frequency range. An analytical approach for the fast calculation of sound transmission loss of the membrane-type acoustic metamaterials is presented here. The discussion indicate that the first transmission loss valley and the transmission loss peak depend strongly on the attaching mass, while the second transmission loss valley is mainly influenced by the membrane properties. The effects of membrane tension and mass position on the transmission loss and characteristic frequencies are also discussed in detail.