Modular bridge joints: reduction of noise emissions by use of Helmholtz Absorber
Modular bridge joints: reduction of noise emissions by use of Helmholtz Absorber
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模块化桥接头:通过使用亥姆霍兹吸振器减少噪音排放
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2004
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通讯作者:
S. Brown
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作者:
E. Ancich;S. Brown
Observation suggested that the noise generation mechanism involved possibly both parts of the bridge structure and the joint itself as it was unlikely that there was sufficient acoustic power in the simple tyre impact to explain the persistence of the noise in the surrounding environment. Engineering measurements were undertaken at Georges River (Tom Ugly’s) Bridge and the analysis of these measurements indicated that an environmental noise nuisance resulted from the interaction of vibration of the modular bridge expansion joint with acoustic resonances produced within the void space of the abutment below the joint. A number of engineering methods of noise abatement were considered or investigated before a Helmholtz Absorber installation was adopted. “Before” and “After” noise measurement results show a significant decrease of low frequency noise due to the Helmholtz Absorber installation. The benefit is most obvious in the frequency range of 50 to 200 Hz which encompasses all the natural vibration modes. The noise reduction provided by the Helmholtz Absorber installation is of the order of 10 dBA which is equivalent to a halving of the perceived loudness.