Theoretical and Experimental Study of an Acoustic Monopole Source
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PI. A.. Argenta, F. Martellotta, and L. Soria, "Theoretical and Experimental Study of an Acoustic Monopole Source," Engineering Brief 442, (2018 May.). doi:
PI. A.. Argenta, F. Martellotta, and L. Soria, "Theoretical and Experimental Study of an Acoustic Monopole Source," Engineering Brief 442, (2018 May.). doi:
Abstract: As it is well known, the acoustic monopole source plays a fundamental role in the fields of theoretical and experimental acoustics. In this work a sound source that well approximates the dynamic response of a theoretical monopole is designed and the parameters affecting its operational behavior are highlighted and optimized in terms of sound power and range of reproducible frequencies. We develop a hybrid lumped-parameter-finite-element model for describing the source operation. The model is first experimentally tested to validate its predictive effectiveness. Then, we perform a non-dimensional parametric optimization of the source directionality, obtaining relationships with which general design guidelines are identified, to minimize the far field directionality and, thus, achieve a quite omnidirectional behavior.
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AU - Martellotta, Francesco
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AB - As it is well known, the acoustic monopole source plays a fundamental role in the fields of theoretical and experimental acoustics. In this work a sound source that well approximates the dynamic response of a theoretical monopole is designed and the parameters affecting its operational behavior are highlighted and optimized in terms of sound power and range of reproducible frequencies. We develop a hybrid lumped-parameter-finite-element model for describing the source operation. The model is first experimentally tested to validate its predictive effectiveness. Then, we perform a non-dimensional parametric optimization of the source directionality, obtaining relationships with which general design guidelines are identified, to minimize the far field directionality and, thus, achieve a quite omnidirectional behavior.
As it is well known, the acoustic monopole source plays a fundamental role in the fields of theoretical and experimental acoustics. In this work a sound source that well approximates the dynamic response of a theoretical monopole is designed and the parameters affecting its operational behavior are highlighted and optimized in terms of sound power and range of reproducible frequencies. We develop a hybrid lumped-parameter-finite-element model for describing the source operation. The model is first experimentally tested to validate its predictive effectiveness. Then, we perform a non-dimensional parametric optimization of the source directionality, obtaining relationships with which general design guidelines are identified, to minimize the far field directionality and, thus, achieve a quite omnidirectional behavior.
Authors:
Argenta, Pierluigi A.; Martellotta, Francesco; Soria, Leonardo
Affiliation:
Politecnico di Bari, Bari, Italy
AES Convention:
144 (May 2018)eBrief:442
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