Free-field characterization of locally reacting sound absorbers using Bayesian inference with sequential frequency transfer
The in situ absorption characteristics of sound-absorbing samples are generally estimated
inversely from sound field measurements above the sample's surface. However, the entire …
inversely from sound field measurements above the sample's surface. However, the entire …
Sound absorption measurement of road surface with in situ technology
M Li, W van Keulen, E Tijs, M van de Ven, A Molenaar - Applied Acoustics, 2015 - Elsevier
Sound absorption of a road surface is considered one of the most important parameters
influencing tire–road noise levels, especially for surfacings with high air voids content. In a …
influencing tire–road noise levels, especially for surfacings with high air voids content. In a …
Estimation and minimization of errors caused by sample size effect in the measurement of the normal absorption coefficient of a locally reactive surface
E Brandão, A Lenzi, J Cordioli - Applied Acoustics, 2012 - Elsevier
In this paper the effects of the finite size of a sample on the measurement of the normal
absorption coefficient are explored with the aid of a BEM model. Both the experimental …
absorption coefficient are explored with the aid of a BEM model. Both the experimental …
On the accuracy of the sound absorption measurement with an impedance gun
A Pedrero, MÁ Navacerrada, D de la Prida, L Iglesias… - Applied Acoustics, 2020 - Elsevier
The measurement of the sound absorption coefficient is clearly described in the ISO 10534
series of standards as well as in the ISO 354: 2003 standard. However, the methods …
series of standards as well as in the ISO 354: 2003 standard. However, the methods …
Impedance measurement of non-locally reactive samples and the influence of the assumption of local reaction
In this paper, the measurement of the absorption coefficient of non-locally reactive sample
layers of thickness d 1 backed by a rigid wall is investigated. The investigation is carried out …
layers of thickness d 1 backed by a rigid wall is investigated. The investigation is carried out …
Application of acoustic impedance gun to non-destructively monitor stone damage
MA Navacerrada, MM Barbero-Barrera, R Fort… - … and Building Materials, 2022 - Elsevier
Conserving historical heritage sites is fundamental for preserving cultural identity. Effective
interventions require building damage to be pre-detected. Because stone masonry is one of …
interventions require building damage to be pre-detected. Because stone masonry is one of …
Simultaneous parametric estimation of shape and impedance of a scattering surface using a multi-frequency fast indirect boundary element method
Abstract Characterization of rough surface properties, such as surface shape or surface
impedance, is relevant in many applications. Previous work has been done for …
impedance, is relevant in many applications. Previous work has been done for …
Scan and paint: theory and practice of a sound field visualization method
DF Comesaña, S Steltenpool… - International …, 2013 - Wiley Online Library
Sound visualization techniques have played a key role in the development of acoustics
throughout history. The development of measurement apparatus and techniques for …
throughout history. The development of measurement apparatus and techniques for …
[HTML][HTML] Direct discrete complex image method for sound field evaluation above a non-locally reacting layer
Thin layers of porous media are widely adopted in sound absorption and noise control
applications due to their compact arrangement. Particularly, porous media with low flow …
applications due to their compact arrangement. Particularly, porous media with low flow …
[HTML][HTML] In situ acoustic characterization of a locally reacting porous material by means of PU measurement and model fitting
Reliable data on acoustical properties of materials are crucial for the design of a desired
acoustic environment as well as to obtain accurate results from acoustic simulations …
acoustic environment as well as to obtain accurate results from acoustic simulations …