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  HomeContents of Chinese Journal of Mechanical Engineering 2006 Supp.ACTIVE STRUCTURE ACOUSTIC CONTROL WITHIN IRREGULAR ENCLOSURE BASED ON ANALYTICAL METHOD

ACTIVE STRUCTURE ACOUSTIC CONTROL WITHIN IRREGULAR ENCLOSURE BASED ON

 ANALYTICAL METHOD

 

ZHANG Su  CHEN Nan

(Department of Mechanical Engineering, Southeast University, Nanjing 210096)

 

Abstract: A new analytical method for acoustic-structure coupled problem within an irregular enclosure, which has both inner sound source and exterior force exciting, is developed based on a method called covering domain method. The method is not only more accurate and faster than numerical method, such as FEM/BEM, but also can be used to solve acoustic-structure coupled problems within any irregular enclosure in a convenient way, which is impossible for the traditional analytical method. The model for active structure acoustic control (ASAC) system of an irregular enclosure based on the method above is founded, and then the optimized actuators outputs are given, which is the key step for ASAC system design. Then the method is applied to a car-like-cavity and it is found that the simulation result is quite good and shows us this new general analytical method for solving active structure acoustic control problem within an irregular enclosure considering acoustic-structure coupling is quite effective and fit for any irregular enclosure.

Key words: Acoustic-structure coupling Noise control Irregular enclosure Active structure acoustic control

CLC No: TB535

国家自然科学基金(50375027)和教育部博士点基金(20020286017)资助项目. Received 20051027, received in revised form 20060120

 
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