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StructuralAcoustics Tutorial Part 1 Fundamentals Dr. Stephen A. Hambric ASME IMECE 2009 Orlando, Florida

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    Part1Fund

    amentals

    Dr.Step

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    Structural-Acoustics TutorialPart 1 - FundamentalsOverviewInstructorMotivationStructural Acoustic Transfer FunctionsSurface Averaged MobilityModes of ResonanceModes of ResonanceMobility as a Summation of ModesModal Response PeaksDamping MechanismsEffects of Damping on Modal Response PeaksInfinite Structure MobilitiesInfinite Structure Mobility Scaling ExampleInfinite Structure Mobility Scaling ExampleInfinite Structure Mobility Scaling ExampleRadiation EfficiencyCoincidenceRadiating Flat Baffled PanelBelow CoincidenceRadiating Flat Baffled Panel Increasing FrequencyRadiation Efficiency Effects of Coincidence Frequency ShiftsRadiation Efficiency Effects of Coincidence Frequency ShiftsSound Power Transfer FunctionsSlide Number 24Acoustic Waves Impinging on StructuresSound Transmission Loss of an Infinite PanelSound Transmission near CoincidenceFinite Element (FE) AnalysisBoundary Element (BE) AnalysisCoupled FE/BE AnalysesStatistical Energy Analysis (SEA)

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