Absorption of Sound Master-Class Acoustic Fundamentals Dutch Acoustical Society Y.H.Wijnant Absorption of Sound

Absorption of Sound Master-Class Acoustic Fundamentals Dutch Acoustical Society Y.H.Wijnant Absorption of Sound

ABSORPTION OF SOUND MASTER-CLASS ACOUSTIC FUNDAMENTALS DUTCH ACOUSTICAL SOCIETY Y.H.WIJNANT ABSORPTION OF SOUND 2 ABSORPTION OF SOUND . Absorption 3 ABSORPTION OF SOUND 4 ABSORPTION OF SOUND . Fundamentals . Wave equation - Helmholtz equation (complex notation) . Impedance . Intensity/Power . Reflection / Transmission . Absorption . Demonstration 5 FUNDAMENTALS . Wave equation 6 FUNDAMENTALS . Helmholtz equation (time harmonic solution) 7 FUNDAMENTALS . Helmholtz equation (time harmonic) . equivalent (complex) notation 8 FUNDAMENTALS = phasor 9 FUNDAMENTALS . Helmholtz equation (time harmonic) wave number [1/m] 10 FUNDAMENTALS . Particle velocity 11 FUNDAMENTALS 12 FUNDAMENTALS . Plane wave solution . Purely propagating wave of amplitude A traveling in positive x- direction (no reflection) 13 FUNDAMENTALS . Characteristic specific acoustic impedance . = pressure over particle velocity ratio for the purely propagating plane wave . Air: Z0 = 415 [Rayl] 6 . Water: Z0 = 1.5 10 [Rayl] 14 p1 p2 B Z FUNDAMENTALS A . ‘Incoming’ wave of amplitude A traveling in positive x-direction . ‘Reflected’ wave of amplitude B traveling in the negative x-direction 15 FUNDAMENTALS . Specific acoustic impedance . = ratio (complex!) pressure over (complex!) particle velocity . Z = phasor . Note: only a frequency domain definition! . Normal impedance 16 FUNDAMENTALS 17 FUNDAMENTALS . Relative specific acoustic impedance . relative to the characteristic impedance Z0 = ρ0 c0 18 FUNDAMENTALS . Particle displacement / expansion . Changing ζr (ζi = 0) ζr = 1/5 ζr = 1/2 ζr = 1 ζr = 2 ζr = 5 19 FUNDAMENTALS . Particle displacement / expansion . Changing ζi (ζr = 1) ζi = -5 ζi = -1 ζi = 0 ζi = 1 ζi = 5 20 FUNDAMENTALS . Instantaneous acoustic intensity = energy flux [Watt/m2] . Active acoustic intensity = averaged over time 29/11/2018 21 FUNDAMENTALS . Active intensity for harmonic signals averaged over one period 22 FUNDAMENTALS . Intensity of the incident plane wave 23 FUNDAMENTALS . Active intensity = intensity of the incident plane wave minus the intensity of the reflected wave 24 FUNDAMENTALS . Active power = spatial integration of the intensity [Watt] ABSORPTION OF SOUND . Absorption 26 REFLECTION AND TRANSMISSION . normal incident plane waves . constant cross-sectional area . change in impedance incident transmitted Z1 Z2 reflected 27 REFLECTION AND TRANSMISSION . reflection coefficient: . transmission coefficient: . ... at the interface . continuity of pressure: 1 + R = T . continuity of mass: 1 – R = Z1/Z2 T 28 REFLECTION AND TRANSMISSION . solving for R and T yields: . reflection coefficient: . transmission coefficient: 29 REFLECTION AND TRANSMISSION . sound power reflection coefficient r . using 30 REFLECTION AND TRANSMISSION . sound power transmission coefficient τ . which yields: 31 REFLECTION AND TRANSMISSION . in terms of impedance ... conservation of energy . and 32 REFLECTION AND TRANSMISSION . Z2 >> Z1 (Rigid wall) yields . R = 1, r = 1 . T = 2, τ = 0 . pressure doubling . ... all power reflected 33 REFLECTION AND TRANSMISSION . Z2 << Z1 (Pressure release) . R = -1, r = 1 . T = 0, τ = 0 . pressure zero . ... all power reflected 34 REFLECTION AND TRANSMISSION . Z2 = Z1 (Matched impedance) . R = 0, r = 0 . T = 1, τ = 1 . pressure undisturbed . ... all power transmitted 35 ABSORPTION OF SOUND (RESONATORS) quarter-wave resonators resonator = low impedance surface = high impedance total = matched impedance 36 ABSORPTION OF SOUND . Absorption v. impedance (normal incidence) 37 ABSORPTION OF SOUND (MEASUREMENT) . origin coordinate system at p1 microphones p p speaker 1 2 B A Z x1 absorbing sample x2 s = distance between microphones s 38 ABSORPTION OF SOUND (MEASUREMENT) . Non-iso standard! Note: independent of position! 39 ABSORPTION OF OBLIQUE SOUND (MEASUREMENT) . Absorption depends does not only dependent on the impedance but also on e.g. the angle of incidence (or, more general, the incident sound field) plane wave θ normal impedance 40 ABSORPTION OF SOUND . Constant impedance (Zn=ρ0 c0; ζ=1 + 0i) 41 ABSORPTION OF OBLIQUE SOUND Zn = ρ0 c0 Zn = 1.04 ρ0 c0 Zn = 1.15 ρ0 c0 Zn = 1.41 ρ0 c0 Zn = 2 ρ0 c0 Zn = 3.86 ρ0 c0 42 ABSORPTION OF SOUND (IN-SITU MEASUREMENT) Louvre door ABSORPTION OF SOUND (IN-SITU MEASUREMENT) . Louvre door/window SPL Source at A SPL Source at B ABSORPTION OF SOUND (IN-SITU MEASUREMENT) . LOCAL plane wave assumption for in-situ measurement of absorption . Determine the amplitudes of the incident and reflected wave at the measurement position (like in an impedance tube) ABSORPTION OF SOUND (IN-SITU MEASUREMENT) . Determine the incident intensity at every location and the associated incident power . = LPW-method ABSORPTION OF SOUND (IN-SITU MEASUREMENT) . Louvre door Source at A Source at B SPL, Iin and Irefl SPL, Iin and Irefl ABSORPTION OF SOUND (IN-SITU MEASUREMENT) . Louvre door Source at A Source at B DEMONSTRATION . Impedance tube . LPW method 49.

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