Experimental and numerical investigation of the sound generation mechanisms of sibilant fricatives using a simplified vocal tract model

Experimental and numerical investigation of the sound generation mechanisms of sibilant fricatives using a simplified vocal tract model
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10.1063/1.5013632
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发表时间:
2018-03-01
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4.6
通讯作者:
Wada, Shigeo
Wada, Shigeo
中科院分区:
工程技术2区
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作者:
Yoshinaga, Tsukasa;Nozaki, Kazunori;Wada, Shigeo

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The sound generation mechanisms of sibilant fricatives were investigated with experimental measurements and large-eddy simulations using a simplified vocal tract model. The vocal tract geometry was simplified to a three-dimensional rectangular channel, and differences in the geometries while pronouncing fricatives /s/ and /s/ were expressed by shifting the position of the tongue and its constricted flow channel. Experimental results showed that the characteristic peak frequency of the fricatives decreased when the distance between the tongue and teeth increased. Numerical simulations revealed that the jet flow generated from the constriction impinged on the upper teeth wall and caused the main sound source upstream and downstream from the gap between the teeth. While magnitudes of the sound source decreased with increments of the frequency, amplitudes of the pressure downstream from the constriction increased at the peak frequencies of the corresponding tongue position. These results indicate that the sound pressures at the peak frequencies increased by acoustic resonance in the channel downstream from the constriction, and the different frequency characteristics between /s/ and /s/ were produced by changing the constriction and the acoustic node positions inside the vocal tract. Published by AIP Publishing.