INTER-NOISE and NOISE-CON Congress and Conference Proceedings
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Articles
The present situation and the points have to be improved of the floor impact sound insulation property of floor finish materials both in China and Japan
pp. 1453-1456(4)
Authors:
Waki, Takao; Tokura, Tsuyoshi; Jin, Ruidong
Survey test methods for measuring airborne and impact sound transmission
pp. 1457-1462(6)
Author:
Vorlander, M.
Concept of reduction index at low frequencies
pp. 1463-1468(6)
Authors:
Kihlman, Tor; Kropp, Wolfgang; Pietrzyk, Andrzej
Deterministic excitation signals reduces statistical spread and extraneous noise contamination in sound transmission meausurements
pp. 1469-1474(6)
Authors:
Bjor, Ole-Herman; Winsvold, Bjorn
Measuring airborne sound insulation using the impulse-response method
pp. 1475-1478(4)
Authors:
Ginn, Bernard; Wogeck, L.; Bretschneider, V.; Lange, S.
Application of the M-sequence correlation technique for sound transmission measurements
pp. 1479-1484(6)
Author:
Chu, W.T.
Measurement of sound insulation with intensity technique
pp. 1485-1490(6)
Author:
Jonasson, Hans G.
Comparison of sound transmission loss between the sound intensity method and the conventional two room method method in the laboratory
pp. 1491-1494(4)
Authors:
Hui, Diag; Jacobsen, Finn
Intensity method for transmission loss measurements of ducted silencers
pp. 1495-1500(6)
Authors:
Vigran, T.E.; Olsen, H.; Newman, M.
Measurement of equivalent absorption area of rooms using reference sound sources
pp. 1501-1506(6)
Authors:
Koyasu, Masaru; Tachibana, Hideki; Yano, Hiroo
The result differences of the determination of sound absorption coefficient by the impedance tube based on different standards
pp. 1507-1510(4)
Authors:
de Abreu Jr, Geraldo; Hoffmann, Walter
Microperforated panel at high sound intensity
pp. 1511-1514(4)
Author:
Maa, Dah-You
An experimental study of pure-metal sound absorber based on microperforated-panel construction
pp. 1515-1518(4)
Authors:
Yoshimura, Michihiko; Seta, Shigeyuki; Shioda, Masazumi
Sound absorption of masonry blocks with air cavity
pp. 1519-1522(4)
Authors:
Gerges, Samir N.Y.; Rola, Stella M.
Single number rating of acoustic absorption: A test on special bricks
pp. 1523-1526(4)
Authors:
Garai, M.; Scida, V.
Experimental study of the frequency characteristics of sound-absorbing powder materials
pp. 1527-1530(4)
Authors:
Ando, Hideyuki; Okudaira, Yuzo; Satoh, Munetake; Miyanami, Kei
Sound absorber of transparent thin film
pp. 1531-1534(4)
Authors:
Morimoto, Toru; Koga, Shosuke; Konishi, Mutsuo; Kanaya, H.
Effect of sound absorptive common footway on traffic noise
pp. 1535-1538(4)
Authors:
Takeda, Kazunobu; Takashima, Takeshi; Koga, Shousuke; Ohta, Yoshinori
Absorption coefficient of a person in a closed room
pp. 1539-1542(4)
Authors:
Sanchez Rivera, J.I.; Gonzalez Suarez, J.; Machimbarrena, M.
Effect of molecular structure of the interlayer on the transmission loss of laminated glass
pp. 1543-1546(4)
Authors:
Ueda, Naoki; Omura, Hirofumi; Shohi, Hajime; Asahina, Kenichi
Effects of edge damping on the sound transmission loss of glass pane
pp. 1547-1550(4)
Authors:
Yoshimura, Junichi; Hatanaka, Hisashi; Ogawa, Hiromasa
Noise insulation design of glass windows in a building and tis noise measurement cases
pp. 1551-1554(4)
Authors:
Oc, A.; Wakitani, T.; Kumatoriya, K.; Kiyama, M.
Behaviour of a light weight wooden joist floor at low frequencies - Analysis of the vibration modes
pp. 1555-1558(4)
Authors:
Johansson, Carin; Agren, Anders
Acoustical characteristics of an automatic sliding sound-proof door
pp. 1559-1562(4)
Authors:
Wakatsuki, Toshio; Hamaya, Tetsuo; Satoh, Fumiyoshi; Tatsuhira, Mikio
Computer design for sound insulation against traffic noise
pp. 1563-1566(4)
Authors:
Liu, Ke; Kragh, Jorgen
Airborne noise acoustic insulation of double panels. Regression lines
pp. 1567-1570(4)
Authors:
Recuero, M.; Gil, C.; Sobreira, M.; Grundman, J.
Sound transmission loss modelling of real structures using statistical energy analysis
pp. 1571-1574(4)
Author:
Bremner, P.G.
Flanking transmission in building with multilayer partitions
pp. 1575-1578(4)
Authors:
Szudrowicz, Barbara; Izewska, Anna; Sadowski, Jerzy
A study on noise control of home applicances considering acoustic resonance
pp. 1579-1582(4)
Authors:
Woo, Jae-Hak; Park, Jung-Seok; Park, Deuk-Yong; Oh, Sang-Kyoung
Sound power level of rain noise radiated from lightweight roofs
pp. 1583-1586(4)
Authors:
Suga, Hiromi; Tachibana, Hideki
Case history of sound insulation of music rooms in the house of professional musicans
pp. 1587-1590(4)
Author:
Nakamura, Shun-ichi
Studio 12
pp. 1591-1594(4)
Author:
Legault, J.P.
Sound insulation structure in auditorium buildings
pp. 1595-1598(4)
Authors:
Ishiwata, Chiaki; Ikeda, Satoru
Noise control interior design for enclosed atrium with railway stairwell
pp. 1599-1602(4)
Author:
Kimura, Hiroyuki
Removable noise enclosure for construction works
pp. 1603-1606(4)
Authors:
Itoh, Masao; Kasai, Tsunetami; Maekawa, Zyun-iti
Countermeasures on blasting noise incident to tunnel construction
pp. 1607-1610(4)
Authors:
Kiyama, M.; Takata, S.; Wakitani, S.; Kunatoriya, K.
Sound insulation of a thin-walled structure in the non-uniform aeroacoustic field
pp. 1611-1614(4)
Author:
Efimtsov, Boris M.
Helmholtz resonator: Silencer element or noise source?
pp. 1615-1618(4)
Author:
Jenvey, P.L.
An experimental study on the muffler of resonator type
pp. 1619-1622(4)
Authors:
Suzuki, Shoji; Numata, Hidehiko; Go, Masahide
A study on the interaction between acoustic resonance and turbulence in mufflers
pp. 1623-1626(4)
Authors:
Kojima, Naoya; Liu, Ben Zhu
New broad-band silencers composed of resonant type and dissipative type
pp. 1627-1630(4)
Authors:
Fujii, Joji; Tamura, Takahiro; Suzuki, Nobuo; Fujii, Shozo
Calculation of complex silencer performances by non-linear fluid dynamic simulation models
pp. 1631-1634(4)
Authors:
Angelo, Onorati; Giancarlo, Ferrari
On sound characteristics of glass fiber ducts
pp. 1635-1638(4)
Authors:
Shiokawa, Hiroyoshi; Itamoto, Morimasa
A practical method to approximate the sound radiation from a lined circular duct
pp. 1639-1642(4)
Authors:
Yunoki, Ken'ichi; Ito, Shiro; Ando, Yoichi
Silencers for air intake and exhaust system of mechanical draft cooling tower
pp. 1643-1646(4)
Authors:
Muelbert, Achim; Chao, Yi-Nuo; van der Kleij, Rob; Wu, Tai-Cheng
Superior noise suppression for incinerator plants (noise control of the aircooled heat exchangers)
pp. 1647-1650(4)
Authors:
Inoue, Haruo; Miyamura, Hirsohi
High intensity discrete low frequency noise resonance mufflers hydraulic design principles
pp. 1651-1656(6)
Author:
Semenov, Andrew G.
Vibration intensity methods: 20 years after
pp. 1657-1662(6)
Author:
Pavic, Goran
Developments of energy density models for structural problems
pp. 1663-1668(6)
Author:
Sestieri, Aldo
Structural intensity measurement of 2-dimensional vibrational field
pp. 1669-1674(6)
Author:
Kamata, Minoru
Velocity-intensity index for vibrational intensity measurements
pp. 1675-1678(4)
Author:
Linjama, Jukka
Neurocontrol of vortex power flow
pp. 1679-1682(4)
Authors:
Kuroda, Masaharu; Kikushima, Yoshihiro; Tanaka, Nobuo
Calibration of structural intensity probes
pp. 1683-1688(6)
Authors:
Gade, Svend; Herlufsen, Henrik
A fiber optic vibrometer array for structural intensity measurements
pp. 1689-1692(4)
Authors:
Nakamura, Kentaro; Ucha, Sadayuki; Fujita, Hajime
Experimental study of k-space signal processing for structural intensity measurements
pp. 1693-1696(4)
Authors:
Morikawa, R.; Nakamura, K.; Ueha, S.
Measuring condition and precision of structural intensity measurement
pp. 1697-1700(4)
Authors:
Shibata, Katsuhisa; Kato, Masana; Takatsu, Nobuo; Wakatsuki, Osamu; Kobayashi, Kunihiro
The measurement of envelope vibration intensity to identify the combustion impact transmission in diesel engine
pp. 1701-1704(4)
Authors:
Chang, Jian Yu; Zhou, Hai; Kojima, Naoya
Predicted and measured reactive power flow with different cam motions
pp. 1705-1708(4)
Author:
Stirnemann, A.
Maximum values of transmitted power in coupled beams
pp. 1709-1714(6)
Author:
Hugin, C.T.
Measurement error of vibration intensity flow in a beam terminated by elastic impedance
pp. 1715-1718(4)
Authors:
Iwaya, Yukio; Suzuki, Yoiti; Sone, Toshio
Distribution of structural intensity in a cylindrical shell-structure
pp. 1719-1722(4)
Authors:
Honda, Iwao; Irie, Yoshihiko
On the evaluation of directional components of intensity in a plate using two accelerometers
pp. 1723-1726(4)
Authors:
Halkyard, C.R.; Mace, B.R.
Structurborne intensity measurements
pp. 1727-1730(4)
Author:
Rasmussen, Gunnar
Intensity technique used for airport monitoring
pp. 1731-1736(6)
Author:
Rasmussen, Gunnar
Intensity measurements in the presence of moderate airflow
pp. 1737-1742(6)
Author:
Facobsen, Finn
Comparison of intensity and pressure measurement of noise from large transformers
pp. 1743-1748(6)
Author:
Hooker, Robert J.
Practical considerations about noise measurements in railway vehicles using conditioned intensity
pp. 1749-1752(4)
Authors:
Recuero, M.; Sobreira, M.; Gil, C.
Application of personal computer based sound intensity system on coach noise control
pp. 1753-1756(4)
Authors:
Xiaomin, Lian; Qiyuan, Liu; Xiaoyu, Jiang
Criteria for local noise control based on energy analysis of sound fields
pp. 1757-1760(4)
Author:
Stanzial, Domenico
Separation of sound intensity vector using variable directional microphone
pp. 1761-1764(4)
Authors:
Koike, Norio; Tanagisawa, Takesaburou
Future needs for sound power standards
pp. 1765-1768(4)
Author:
Lang, William W.
National round robin test determining the sound power by sound pressure measurements - Further results
pp. 1769-1774(6)
Authors:
Hubner, Gerhard; Wu, Jiang
Measurement with octave-band and fractional-octave band filters
pp. 1775-1780(6)
Author:
Wong, George S.K.
Examination of scanning sound intensity technique for sound power determination of practical noise source
pp. 1781-1786(6)
Author:
Krishnappa, G.
A survey method for determining sound power levels under reverberant conditions in situ
pp. 1787-1792(6)
Author:
Jonasson, Hans G.
Interference effects on sound power measurement
pp. 1793-1796(4)
Authors:
Correa, F.P.R.; Araujo, M.A.N.
Sound power determination by intensity measurements for air-conditioning equipment
pp. 1797-1800(4)
Author:
Kannon, Tatsumi
Sound power estimation of a converging-diverging nozzle
pp. 1801-1804(4)
Authors:
Munro, M.; Tan, C.C.
Handling of criteria to limit the measurement uncertainty of the sound intensity scanning method determining sound powers
pp. 1805-1808(4)
Authors:
Hubner, Gerhard; Gao-Sollinger, Yumei
A generalised prediction for calculating sound power level data of square ceiling diffusers
pp. 1809-1812(4)
Author:
Wren, David
Localization and detection of signals in noise
pp. 1813-1818(6)
Author:
Bilsen, F.A.
Effect of IACC on speech clarity and articulation
pp. 1819-1824(6)
Authors:
Nakajima, Tatsumi; Ando, Yoichi
Speech intelligibility between consultancy modules in landscape banking offices
pp. 1825-1830(6)
Authors:
Gerrit, Vermeir; Paul, Mees
Design of sound field with multi-channel public address system
pp. 1831-1836(6)
Authors:
Yamasaki, Yoshio; Samejima, Toshiya
Evaluation of equalisation and source position compensation systems in two channel sound reproduction
pp. 1837-1840(4)
Authors:
Orduna-Bustamante, P.; Nelson, P.A.; Hamada, H.
Source waveform recovery in a reverberant environment
pp. 1841-1846(6)
Author:
Lyon, Richard H.
Relations between RASTI and other acoustical measures in Portuguese churches
pp. 1847-1850(4)
Author:
Carvalho, Antonio Pedro O.
Acoustic quality vai sound intensity measurements in a church
pp. 1851-1854(4)
Authors:
Guy, R.W.; Abdou, A.
Investigation on parameters of articulation index for hearing impairment in noise fields
pp. 1855-1858(4)
Authors:
Sato, H.; Nagatomo, M.; Yoshino, H.
Hearing test of speech waves intermittently replaced by white noise
pp. 1859-1862(4)
Authors:
Ishihara, Manabu; Shirataki, Jun
Noise reduction for speech using a microphone array with consideration of wavelength constant
pp. 1863-1866(4)
Authors:
Kuroiwa, Kazuharu; Chisaki, Yoshihumi; Nakakura, Manabu
Use of array techniques in the automotive industry
pp. 1867-1870(4)
Authors:
Ginn, Bernard; Hald, J.
Measuring aerodynamically generated noise from a wind turbine using a microphone array
pp. 1871-1874(4)
Authors:
Christensen, Kurt O.; Johannesson, Rene B.
Measurements by means of microphone array of fast passing sound source
pp. 1875-1878(4)
Author:
Johannesson, Rene Burmand
Nearfield acoustical holography for interior sound fields
pp. 1879-1882(4)
Authors:
Hallman, Darren L.; Bolton, J. Stuart
The window effect on the prediction of acoustic fields using planar acoustic holography; Minimization of bias error
pp. 1883-1886(4)
Authors:
Kim, Yang-Hann; Kwon, Hyu-Sang
Reduction of spatial windowing effects in acoustical holography
pp. 1887-1890(4)
Author:
Hald, Jorgen
A controlled-stepsize NLMS based on ramp function
pp. 1891-1894(4)
Authors:
Tanpreeyachaya, Jirasak; Takumi, Ichi; Hata, Masayasu
Line spectrum elimination of undesired signal by IIR adaptive digital filter
pp. 1895-1898(4)
Authors:
Nakanishi, Takahiro; Takumi, Ichi; Hata, Masayasu
The use of wavelet transform for analysis of transient noise
pp. 1899-1902(4)
Authors:
Herlufsen, Henrik; Gade, Svend
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