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Articles
Nordic intensity measurement method
pp. 1239-1242(4)
Authors:
Newman, M.J.; Pettersen, O.K.O.; Bing-Jacobsen, H.
It is the Sinc that gives the sink
pp. 1243-1246(4)
Author:
Lindblad, Sven
On the measurement of energy flow along liquid filled pipes
pp. 1247-1250(4)
Author:
Verheij, Jan W.
The research of corrections for unwanted reflections fro measuring sound power level in general environment
pp. 1251-1254(4)
Authors:
Chen, Yeshao; Ma, Desheng
Conditional sampling of sound intensity for in-situ sound power determination with time-varying ambient noise
pp. 1255-1258(4)
Author:
Pope, J.
Sound power measurement of moving vehicle
pp. 1259-1262(4)
Authors:
Sun, Feng-chun; Zheng, Mu-qiao
Sound power level measurements in general rooms by the diffuse field method
pp. 1263-1266(4)
Authors:
Tachibana, Hideki; Yano, Hiroo; Koyasu, Masaru
On a convenient measuring method of noise directivity of moving sources
pp. 1267-1270(4)
Authors:
Tanaka, Shouichi; Takenaka, Yuichi
Probability distribution of number of sound intensity measurements for sound power determination
pp. 1271-1274(4)
Authors:
Wu, Mei Q.; Crocker, Malcolm J.
The relationship of sound intensity and sound pressure in the far field of random noise sound
pp. 1275-1278(4)
Authors:
Wu, Wen-qiu; Sun, Guang-rong
Some experimenta on determination of I.C. engine noise power level by using sound intensity method
pp. 1279-1282(4)
Authors:
Yang, Wan-Zhou; Lou, Bing
On the accuracy of bending wave power measurements in beams
pp. 1283-1286(4)
Author:
Zhao, Qichang
Sound transmission loss: Comparison of the sound intensity and the conventional methods with the statistical energy analysis model
pp. 1287-1290(4)
Authors:
Cops, A.; Minten, M.; Wijnants, F.
Measurement of transmission loss using surface intensity method in building elements
pp. 1291-1294(4)
Authors:
Kim, Heung Sik; Sohn, Jang Yeul; Oh, Jae Eung
An identification and the output probability prediction using a time series model of power flow for actual background insulation walls under the contamination of background noise
pp. 1295-1298(4)
Authors:
Nakasako, Noboru; Ohta, Mitsuo
Measurement of sound insulation material performance with sound intensity method
pp. 1299-1302(4)
Authors:
Okuma, T.; Fukuhara, H.
Laboratory measurements of sound insulation for windows and window panes
pp. 1303-1306(4)
Authors:
Olesen, Henrik S.; Kruppa, Per
Estimation of reverberation time and prediction of response probability distribution in a room excited by the road traffic noise - Introduction of the information criteria and an experiment
pp. 1307-1310(4)
Authors:
Fujita, Yoshifumi; Ohta, Mitsuo; Hatakeyama, Kasutatsu
Measurement of sound field properties of a room using a synchronous response-multiplication method
pp. 1311-1314(4)
Authors:
Yamaguchi, Kiminori; Anzai, Masazo; Ono, Takahiko; Hirata, Yosimune
A PC-aided measurement of absorption coefficients using phase characteristics inside an impedance tube
pp. 1315-1318(4)
Authors:
Eun, Hee Joon; Jun, Oh Sung; Lee, Seung Hoon
Noise control by absorbing materials - Requirements on reverberation room measurement
pp. 1319-1322(4)
Author:
Goydke, Hans
Diffusion: Its practical importance in the measurement of absorption coefficients
pp. 1323-1326(4)
Authors:
Lawrence, Anita; Pollard, H.P.; Rosenberger, R.
Reverberation in enclosures with disproportionate dimensions: Validity of Eyring's formula
pp. 1327-1330(4)
Authors:
Sergeyev, M.V.; Kosinova, V.E.
Measurements of oblique sound absorption coefficient and sound transmission loss of materials by complex sound intensity technique
pp. 1331-1334(4)
Authors:
Hamada, Yukio; Uchida, Hidenobu; Tachibana, Hideki
Measurement of impulsive noises which apparently sound continuous
pp. 1335-1338(4)
Author:
Bruel, Per V.
Measurement of impulsive signals
pp. 1339-1342(4)
Author:
Bruel, Per V.
Multiple input model applied to the measurements in real ships
pp. 1343-1346(4)
Author:
Dukiewicz, Zygfryd J.
Application of intensity technique for measuring the radiation efficiency of a shuttering structure
pp. 1347-1350(4)
Authors:
Fan, Zongxi; Saemann, Ernst Ulrich
Problems of measuring the annoyance of noise
pp. 1351-1354(4)
Author:
Genuit, Klaus
A device for measuring loudness and complex acoustical signals
pp. 1355-1358(4)
Authors:
Illenyi, A.; Vicsi, K.
Measurements in cars using the RASTI method
pp. 1359-1362(4)
Author:
Jacobsen, Torben
Effect of ear protectors on high impulse sound levels
pp. 1363-1366(4)
Authors:
Jussi, Pekkarinen; Jukka, Starck; Jukka, Ylikoski
Nonlinearity of dynamic modulus of mineral wool slabs
pp. 1367-1370(4)
Author:
Pritz, T.
Damping measurements using intensity techniques
pp. 1371-1374(4)
Author:
Rsmussen, Gunnar
Visualization of vibration energy flow in plate - Measurement of vibrational intensity
pp. 1375-1378(4)
Authors:
Toshiroi, T.; Tateishi, S.
The use of operational deflection shapes for noise control of discrete tones
pp. 1379-1382(4)
Authors:
Thrane, N.; Gade, S.
Complex modulus measurement using wide band random excitation
pp. 1383-1386(4)
Author:
Zaveri, K.
Measurement of the real-ear attenuation of hearing protectors by the threshold method
pp. 1387-1390(4)
Authors:
Zhong, Xaiangzhang; Wang, Jiqing; Xu, Yipeng
An acoustic rate gyro
pp. 1391-1394(4)
Authors:
Bruneau, Michel; Herzog, Phillippe; Leblond, H.
Measuring results and experiences in the building acoustical laboratory in Hungary
pp. 1395-1398(4)
Author:
Etelka, Vajda
On the acoustic characteristics of a low cost semi-anechoic room using heat isolation glass wool pipes
pp. 1399-1402(4)
Authors:
Noda, Kenji; Takata, Sigetaka; Konishi, Kazuo
The calculation of the sound intensity distribution in a reverberation chamber
pp. 1403-1406(4)
Authors:
Li, J. Zeng; Crocker, Malcolm J.
Sound intensity in a reverberation chamber
pp. 1407-1410(4)
Authors:
Genhua, Dai; Lijun, Zeng
A study of frequency characteristic of the tapping-form reference noise source
pp. 1411-1414(4)
Author:
Maa, Tie-ding
An investigation on the pseudocolor encoding display of noise spectrogram
pp. 1415-1418(4)
Authors:
Zheng, Yi; Zhang, Lihe
Noise around industries - Coherent sound pressure for determination of source contributions
pp. 1419-1422(4)
Authors:
Nilsson, Nils-Ake; Simonsson, Bengt
Computer acquisition of large data sets
pp. 1423-1426(4)
Authors:
Wallis, Alan D.; Luquet, S.P.
The evaluation of low-frequency knock of precise gearbox via spectra distance measure
pp. 1427-1430(4)
Authors:
Chang, Hanfu; Qu, Liangshen; Ma, Zhongli
An approach to monitoring welding proceses using acoustic signals
pp. 1431-1434(4)
Authors:
Feng, Le-peng; Maa, Dah-You; Wu, Lin
Autoregressive Cepstrum and its application in noise diagnosis of gearboxes
pp. 1435-1438(4)
Authors:
He, Zhengjia; Sheng, Yudi; Qu, Liangshen
Qunatitative diagnosis of gear-wear by analysis of noise spectrum
pp. 1439-1442(4)
Authors:
Tang, He; Wang, Yuanhui; Ying, Huaiqiao; Zhang, Ce
Identifying gear defects with the method of sound energy position-locked averaging (SEPLA)
pp. 1443-1446(4)
Authors:
Wu, Jiang; Sheng, Bo Hao; Pan, Sen Gui
The two methods of locating sound sources using many sensors
pp. 1447-1450(4)
Authors:
Abe, Masato; Nagata, Yoshifumi; Kanai, Hiroshi; Kido, Ken'iti
Some problems of noise source localization in industrial plants using the coherence method
pp. 1451-1454(4)
Author:
Augusztinovicz, Fulop
The correlation method using for estimation the contribution of each source to the noise field in an underwater structure of multiple-source
pp. 1455-1458(4)
Authors:
Li, Qi; He, Zuo-yong
Characterization of ambient noise in industrial environment development of coherence models
pp. 1459-1462(4)
Authors:
Marquette, Gabriel; Fumoux, Christine
Comments on jet noise source image obtained by polar correlation
pp. 1463-1466(4)
Authors:
Musafir, R.E.; Zindeluk, M.
Identification of industrial noise sources using standard and modified coherence techniques
pp. 1467-1470(4)
Authors:
Wagstaff, P.R.; Henrio, J.C.; Le Louarn, R.; Tailleret, D.
Noise sources identification and control of shuttle looms
pp. 1471-1474(4)
Authors:
Wang, An-bin; Huang, Xie-qing; Dai, De-pei
The applications of coherence function to sound source identification
pp. 1475-1478(4)
Authors:
Xu, Qihong; Shen, Hao; Cheng, Mingkun
The application of partial coherence technique to noise sources identification
pp. 1479-1482(4)
Authors:
Xu, Shirong; Dong, Jiandong; Wang, Xuhui
Jitter analysis for the PLL in the baseband signal
pp. 1483-1486(4)
Authors:
Ann, Souguil; Ryu, Heunggyoon
Techniques of estimation of the frequency response of a structure in the presence of noise
pp. 1487-1490(4)
Authors:
Bouizem, B.; Wagstaff, P.R.; Pasqualini, J.P.
Study of robust spectrum estimation
pp. 1491-1494(4)
Authors:
Cao, Chagxiu; Xia, Jiankun
A prediction of output response probability using a wide sense digital filter in a hierarchical form for the indoor and outdoor sound environment
pp. 1495-1498(4)
Authors:
Chang, Bing; Ohta, Mitsuo; Hatakeyama, Kazutatsu
A new Cepstrum technique for cancelling the effects of sound reflection
pp. 1499-1502(4)
Authors:
Chen, Zhongyi; Lin, Shaoguan
A dynamical method of removing the effect of wind noise in a measurement of low frequency noise by use of a wide sense digital filter
pp. 1503-1506(4)
Authors:
Hatakeyama, Kazutstau; Ohta, Mitsuo
A system for picking up speech in noisy environment
pp. 1507-1510(4)
Authors:
Kido, Ken'iti; Yuyasa, Akihiro; Shima, Akibiro; Makino, Shozo
A new index usable in establishing the number of averages used for tranfer-function estimation
pp. 1511-1514(4)
Authors:
Ono, Takahiko; Kawaura, Jun'ichi; Suzuki, Yoiti
A basic trial on experimental and theoretical methods of removing wind and background noises in the actual measurement of sound propagation
pp. 1515-1518(4)
Authors:
Takakuwa, Yoshiaki; Ohta, Mituo
An evaluation method on the arbitrary type probability distribution with a digital level observation and its application to the sound environment based on the S.E.A. method
pp. 1519-1522(4)
Authors:
Xiao, Yagui; Ohta, Mitsuo; Hatakeyama, Kazutatsu
On substructure boundary element technique to analyze acoustic properties of air-duct components
pp. 1523-1526(4)
Authors:
Terao, Michihito; Sekine, Hidehisa
Acoustic finite element calculation of sound transmission through a double wall and a comparison with experimental data
pp. 1527-1530(4)
Author:
Goransson, Peter
Eigenvalue analysis of 2D aircraft fuselage beam model and fuselage air cavity using a symmetric fluid-structure interaction FE formulation
pp. 1531-1534(4)
Author:
Davidson, Fredrik
A statistical treatment for non-stationary noise and vibration fluctuation by use of micro-computer technique
pp. 1535-1538(4)
Authors:
Yoshino, Nobuyuki; Ohta, Mitsuo; Oshita, Iwao
A practical prediction method of Lx for non-stationaly traffic noise environment under the introduction of AR model
pp. 1539-1542(4)
Authors:
Takaki, Naomitsu; Ohta, Mitsuo; Hatakeyama, Kazutatsu
Modelling of noise sources in machines vibroacoustics
pp. 1543-1546(4)
Author:
Engel, Zbigniew
High power ultrasonic source for modeling traffic noise
pp. 1547-1550(4)
Authors:
Myncke, H.; Jans, A.; Cops, A.
An engineering approach to machinery noise reduction - Some examples of predictive and practical techniques
pp. 1551-1554(4)
Author:
Stimpson, G.
Prediction of sound attenuation by trees lining urban roads by computer simulation
pp. 1555-1558(4)
Authors:
Tang, S.H.; Ong, P.P.
A study of traffic noise evaluation by scale model
pp. 1559-1562(4)
Authors:
Zhang, Changling; Hu, Tianyi
A national standard of China. "The design of noise control for industrial enterprise" and studies on it
pp. 1565-1568(4)
Authors:
Fang, Danqun; Chen, Qian
Japanese industrial standard series for the determination of sound power levels of sound sources in various measurement environments
pp. 1569-1572(4)
Authors:
Koyasu, M.; Sukuki, S.; Tachibana, H.
Revision of the ISO 3740 series of international standards
pp. 1573-1576(4)
Author:
Lang, William W.
Investigation of China urban noise standard
pp. 1577-1580(4)
Authors:
Li, Binguang; Cheng, Mingkun
Noise standard and control technique of music room
pp. 1581-1584(4)
Author:
Xiang, Duanqi
Confrontation in national regulations/insurance for industrial noise control in E.E.C.
pp. 1585-1588(4)
Author:
Baldacconi, Alessandro
Danish regulations for industrial noise exposure, occupational and environmental noise
pp. 1589-1592(4)
Author:
Ingerslev, Fritz
Occupational noise legislation in Singapore
pp. 1593-1596(4)
Author:
Lim, M.K.
Legislation for industrial noise control
pp. 1597-1600(4)
Author:
Powell, Walter
The 4647 industrial noise legislation in Israel
pp. 1601-1604(4)
Author:
Schmartz, Aladar E.
New prospects related to assessment of risk from noise under the protection of employer's liability insurance
pp. 1605-1608(4)
Author:
Spada, Giuseppe
The law of nuisance control-noise, Municipal approach versus governmental
pp. 1609-1612(4)
Author:
Strumpf, F. Michael
An information program for the introduction of new occupational noise legislation in The Netherlands
pp. 1613-1616(4)
Author:
Verwijmeren, M.A.P.
Water well drilling site #11
pp. 1617-1620(4)
Author:
Brickson, Ellwyn G.
The noise control ordiance of Beijing - Its enactment and implementation
pp. 1621-1624(4)
Author:
Yang, Suzhen
Feasibility and efficiency of raising requirements for airborne sound insulation in apartment houses
pp. 1625-1628(4)
Author:
Jovicic, Svetozar
Improving ejector pump performance by noise control
pp. 1629-1632(4)
Author:
Viets, Hermann
Sound transmission loss of single walls due to an improvement of the coupling loss factor for nonresonant transmission
pp. 1633-1636(4)
Author:
Kuroki, Soichiro
Is a cinema activity in Israel on Friday night more annoying than on any other week day?
pp. 1637-1640(4)
Authors:
Perry, Dov; Stumpf, Michael
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