Article | REF: BR1130 V1

Acoustic housings of machines

Authors: Jean-Claude Pascal, Jing-Fang Li

Publication date: April 10, 2011

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2. Modeling hoods and hood elements

Several more or less sophisticated models have been proposed in the literature. It should be noted that these models, which are based on restrictive assumptions, are relevant depending on the type of encapsulation. For a given enclosure, they can be adapted to only certain zones of the frequency range.

2.1 Modeling enclosure walls

The transmission coefficient of a wall is defined by the ratio

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