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Finite Element Prediction of Vibro-Acoustic Environments
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An efficient analytical methodology has been developed with the finite element method which may be used to predict the low frequency vibro-acoustic environment within an aerospace flight vehicle. This methodology includes general purpose capabilities for solving problems involving the effects of structure/ acoustic interaction and random excitation pressure fields. Computational efficiency is enhanced by decoupling the structure from the acoustic volume, and taking advantage of reciprocity in the random vibration and vibro-acoustic formulations. The application of the analytical methodology to an example problem found good agreement with previous research, demonstrating the feasibility of the methodology described herein.
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Hipol, P., "Finite Element Prediction of Vibro-Acoustic Environments," SAE Technical Paper 892371, 1989, https://doi.org/10.4271/892371.Also In
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