Use of Statistical Energy Analysis Method to Predict Sound Transmission Loss of Sound Barrier Assemblies

1999-01-1707

5/17/1999

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Statistical Energy Analysis (SEA) method is used to predict Sound Transmission Loss (STL) of sound barrier assemblies (SBA) commonly used in automotive dashmat design. Tests are performed for dashmat plaques with and without design features, and SEA equations have been used for predicting transmission loss with acceptable accuracy below the interception (cavity resonance) frequency. For frequency range higher than interception point, the SEA software used overestimates STL. For dashmat tests with design features, test results and SEA predictions are generally agreeable.
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https://doi.org/10.4271/1999-01-1707
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Liu, W., Tao, D., and Kathawate, G., "Use of Statistical Energy Analysis Method to Predict Sound Transmission Loss of Sound Barrier Assemblies," Noise & Vibration Conference & Exposition, Traverse City, Michigan, United States, May 17, 1999, https://doi.org/10.4271/1999-01-1707.
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5/17/1999
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1999-01-1707
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Technical Paper
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English