The analysis of the sound eld in an enclosure is one of the points included in the subjects related to the Room Acoustics. However, students often have dificulties with spatial comprehension and visualization of the vibration modes that take place inside enclosures. In this work, the use of simulation using the Finite Element Method is proposed to facilitate the learning and understanding of the phenomenon of vibration modes and the distribution of acoustic pressures inside the enclosure. For this purpose, a parallelepiped enclosure with rigid surfaces is simulated and the distributions of acoustic pressures of the dierent modes of vibration, both axial, tangential and oblique, are obtained
Low frequency noise has detrimental effects on human’s physiology and psychology. To reduce low freq...
This paper is concerned with the evaluation and analysis of the pressure field around the observer p...
The ''demo enclosure'' is a small box meant to simulate the basic characteristics of an equipment en...
Computational methods for the acoustic modal analysis of an enclosed fluid are considered. The finit...
Computational methods for the acoustic modal analysis of an enclosed fluid are considered. The finit...
In this paper the effect of periodic noise traveling into a rectangular enclosure is simulated using...
In this paper the effect of periodic noise traveling into a rectangular enclosure is simulated using...
International audienceAims: To understand the behavior of acoustic waves in a specific classroom in ...
This work presents the development of finite element methods, efficient solution algorithms and appl...
In this work mathematical modelling methods are formulated in order to examine how sound pressures i...
A finite element method is applied to compute the vibrations of an elastoacoustic system subject to ...
This paper presents a method to generate a finite element model of the human auditory inner ear syst...
It is a well known that the acoustical properties of a building are seldom the main focus of the des...
An analytical model of fuselage/floor structures and associated cabin acoustics has been developed. ...
Numerical models for the calculation of sound transmission in double walls are presented. The finite...
Low frequency noise has detrimental effects on human’s physiology and psychology. To reduce low freq...
This paper is concerned with the evaluation and analysis of the pressure field around the observer p...
The ''demo enclosure'' is a small box meant to simulate the basic characteristics of an equipment en...
Computational methods for the acoustic modal analysis of an enclosed fluid are considered. The finit...
Computational methods for the acoustic modal analysis of an enclosed fluid are considered. The finit...
In this paper the effect of periodic noise traveling into a rectangular enclosure is simulated using...
In this paper the effect of periodic noise traveling into a rectangular enclosure is simulated using...
International audienceAims: To understand the behavior of acoustic waves in a specific classroom in ...
This work presents the development of finite element methods, efficient solution algorithms and appl...
In this work mathematical modelling methods are formulated in order to examine how sound pressures i...
A finite element method is applied to compute the vibrations of an elastoacoustic system subject to ...
This paper presents a method to generate a finite element model of the human auditory inner ear syst...
It is a well known that the acoustical properties of a building are seldom the main focus of the des...
An analytical model of fuselage/floor structures and associated cabin acoustics has been developed. ...
Numerical models for the calculation of sound transmission in double walls are presented. The finite...
Low frequency noise has detrimental effects on human’s physiology and psychology. To reduce low freq...
This paper is concerned with the evaluation and analysis of the pressure field around the observer p...
The ''demo enclosure'' is a small box meant to simulate the basic characteristics of an equipment en...