17Th International Congress on Sound and Vibration 2010 (ICSV

17Th International Congress on Sound and Vibration 2010 (ICSV

17th International Congress on Sound and Vibration 2010 (ICSV 17) Cairo, Egypt 18-22 July 2010 Volume 1 of 5 ISBN: 978-1-61782-255-1 Printed from e-media with permission by: Curran Associates, Inc. 57 Morehouse Lane Red Hook, NY 12571 Some format issues inherent in the e-media version may also appear in this print version. Copyright© (2010) by the International Institute of Acoustics & Vibration All rights reserved. Printed by Curran Associates, Inc. (2011) For permission requests, please contact the International Institute of Acoustics & Vibration at the address below. International Institute of Acoustics & Vibration c/o Dr. Malcolm J. Crocker PO Box 13 Auburn, Alabama 36831 Phone: (334) 844-3248 Fax: (334) 844-3306 www.iiav.org Additional copies of this publication are available from: Curran Associates, Inc. 57 Morehouse Lane Red Hook, NY 12571 USA Phone: 845-758-0400 Fax: 845-758-2634 Email: [email protected] Web: www.proceedings.com TABLE OF CONTENTS VOLUME 1 GENERAL ACOUSTICS 830 ARTIFICIAL SOUNDSCAPE GENERATION IN NOISE MASKING APPLICATIONS...............................................................1 Mattia Cobianchi, Lorenzo Brusci 390 ASSESSMENT OF HEARING LOSS USING A COMPUTER DEVELOPED FREE SOFTWARE AND WEB ENVIRONMENT ...............................................................................................................................................................................................9 Diego Murillo, Ever Velasquez, Carlos Castro, Andres Cardenas 573 ASSESSMENT OF AN IMPLANTED BONE-CONDUCTION HEARING AID PERFORMANCE BY EXPERIMENTS USING HUMAN CADAVERS.........................................................................................................................................17 Tatsunari Harashima, Makiko Fujii, Takuji Koike, Michihito Aoki, Kyoji Homma, Naohito Hato, Sho Kanzaki 534 SOUNDSCAPES IN THE PARTICIPATORY DESIGN OF FLORENTINE QUIET AREAS ......................................................24 Sergio Luzzi, Rossella Natale, Beatrice Gentili 864 SPEECH COMMUNICATION IN THE GREAT BALL COURT IN CHICHEN ITZA ................................................................31 Jorge Cruz GENERAL VIBRATIONS 1162 A GENERAL NONLINEAR BUSHING MODEL FOR VEHICLE RIDE STUDIES ...................................................................38 Arun Chavan, Jacco Koppenaal, Yogesh Dhakare 184 APPLYING A NEW TYPE OF PASSIVE PIEZOELECTRIC ABSORBERS FOR REDUCING VIBRATION OF A PLATE SUBJECTED TO AN IMPACT FORCE .............................................................................................................................49 Y. M. Huang, J. H. Wu 880 AN EXPERIMENTAL STUDY ON MEASUREMENT VARIATION OF SOUND INSULATION PERFORMANCE IN ISO TYPE REVERBERATION CHAMBER ........................................................................................................57 Hee-Mo Goo, Hang Kim, Dool Choi, Jung-Sik Kim, Hyeon-Ku Park, Jeong-Ryul Kim 1167 OPTIMIZATION OF EXTREMELY HIGH ACCELERATION DROP TESTS ..........................................................................64 Moustafa Al-Bassyiouni 735 PASSIVE AND ACTIVE ELECTRICAL DYNAMIC VIBRATION ABSORBERS FOR SINGLE DEGREE OF FREEDOM VIBRATION SYSTEMS.....................................................................................................................................................65 Sang-Myeong Kim, Semyung Wang, Michael J. Brennan 1169 POF VIBRATION ANALYSIS OF LEAD-FREE HVQFN ASSEMBLIES ....................................................................................73 C. Choi, Moustafa Al-Bassyiouni, A. Dasgupta, J. W. C. De Vries, W. Balemans 980 RELIABILITY OF ELECTRONIC COMPONENTS IN AUTOMOTIVE ENVIRONMENT ......................................................74 Tae-Hwan Kim, Jong-Won Lee, In-Hyung Yang, Jae-Eung Oh, Jung-Youn Lee 536 STUDY OF EARTHQUAKE-RESISTANT DESIGN FOR WIRELESS BASE STATION USING DYNAMIC RESPONSE ANALYSES AND TESTS .........................................................................................................................................................80 Bong Jin Kang, Hong Mo Koo, Young Hoon Lee, Won-Ho Kang, Young-Joong Kim, Hyo-Chol Sin 485 TRANSPORT DYNAMICS OF ELECTRONS TRAPPED IN SURFACE ACOUSTIC WAVES.................................................88 Jingbo Wang, Fillip Welna, Jie Pan S01 ACOUSTIC AND DYNAMIC PROPERTIES OF COMPOSITE AND SANDWICH MATERIALS 299 DYNAMIC AND ACOUSTIC PROPERTIES OF VISCOELASTIC LAMNATED STRUCTURES USING A WAVE FINITE ELEMENT METHOD ........................................................................................................................................................95 Elisabetta Manconi, Brian Richard Mace 530 LAYERWISE OPTIMIZATION FOR VIBRATION OF AUTOMOBILE COMPOSITE PANELS..........................................103 Yoshihiro Narita, Shinya Honda, Claire Couppie 517 PREDICTION OF THE SOUND TRANSMISSION LOSS OF SANDWICH STRUCTURES BASED ON A SIMPLE TEST PROCEDURE .....................................................................................................................................................................109 Edoardo Alessio Piana, Anders Christian Nilsson 653 PREDICTION AND CONTROL OF SOUND TRANSMISSION THROUGH HONEYCOMB SANDWICH PANELS FOR AIRCRAFT FUSELAGE AND TRAIN FLOORS ..........................................................................................................117 Ulf Erik Orrenius, Andrew Wareing, Sathish Kumar 94 PREDICTION OF VIBROACOUSTIC BEHAVIOUR OF MULTILAYERED STRUCTURES USING EQUIVALENT MATERIALS......................................................................................................................................................................125 Jean Louis Guyader, Christian Cacciolati, Erald Guyader 651 SOME SEA PARAMETERS FOR SANDWICH, COMPOSITE STRUCTURES .........................................................................133 Anders Nilsson, B. Liu, D. Backstöm S02 ACOUSTIC METAMATERIALS 118 A BOUNDARY INTEGRAL EQUATION FORMULATION FOR OPTIMIZATION OF 2D ACOUSTIC CLOACKING .................................................................................................................................................................................................141 Umberto Iemma, Lorenzo Burghignoli 723 ACOUSTIC CAVITIES BASED ON RADIAL WAVE CRYSTALS...............................................................................................148 Daniel Torrent, José Sánchez-Dehesa 865 ACOUSTICAL SCATTERING BY MULTILAYER SPHERICAL SCATTERERS CONTAINING ELECTRORHEOLOGICAL FLUID ..........................................................................................................................................................155 Liang-Wu Cai 302 BLOCH ANALYSIS OF LOSSY PERIODIC MATERIALS............................................................................................................163 Mahmoud I Hussein 1022 COMPOSITE ACOUSTIC MEDIUM WITH SIMULTANEOUSLY NEGATIVE DENSITY AND MODULUS......................................................................................................................................................................................................170 Sam Hyeon Lee, Chul Koo Kim, Choon Mahn Park, Yong Mun Seo, Zhi Guo Wang 1164 IMPROVING ACOUSTIC CLOAK BANDWIDTH USING NONLINEAR COORDINATE TRANSFORMATIONS.................................................................................................................................................................................178 Wael Akl, Tamer Elnady, Adel Elsabbagh, Mostafa Ramadan 744 NOISE CONTROL BY ABSORPTIVE SONIC CRYSTALS ...........................................................................................................187 Victor Manuel Garcia-Chocano, Jose Sanchez-Dehesa, Daniel Torrent, Francisco Cervera, Suitberto Cabrera, Francisco Simon 1158 PHYSICAL IMPLICATIONS AND APPLICATIONS OF TAILORED PHONONIC DISPERSION AND GAPS................................................................................................................................................................................................................195 Ihab El-Kady, M. F. Su, C. M. Reinke, D. Goettler, Z. Leseman, R. Olsson 591 TRANSFORMATION ACOUSTICS ...................................................................................................................................................197 Steven Cummer S03 ACOUSTICAL BOUNDARY ELEMENT 713 A BOUNDARY ELEMENT MODEL OF A KOREAN FOR EAR CANAL ACOUSTIC RESPONSE USING THE STATISTICAL CALIBRATION APPROACH................................................................................................................................203 Dooho Lee, Taesoo Ahn 690 CALCULATION OF THE TRANSMISSION LOSS OF FINITE PLATES USING NUMERICAL MODAL ANALYSIS AND BEM ..................................................................................................................................................................................211 Rafael Piscoya, Martin Ochmann 736 DIFFERENT METHODS FOR COMPUTING THE SOUND TRANSMISSION THROUGH FINITE, THIN BAFFLED PLATES.......................................................................................................................................................................................219 Martin Ochmann, Rafael Piscoya, Yohko Aoki, Waldemar Maysenhoelder 45 THEORETICAL ANALYSIS OF THE SCATTERED WAVES FROM BURIED OBJECTS IN THE ACOUSTIC LAYER......................................................................................................................................................................................227

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