Modeling sound transmission between rooms coupled through partition walls by using a diffusion model.pptxVIP

Modeling the sound transmission between rooms coupled through partition walls by using a diffusion model S room: V1,S1, C room: V2,S2, Power: P Partition Wall: S12, ?12 Model Presentation: The ISO 140-4 standard and the EN 12354-1 standard evaluate the transmission loss based on statistical theory. Diffuse sound field Long and flat room diffusion model First introduced by F. Ollendorff. Proportionate dimensions, long rooms, flat rooms and a system of rooms coupled through an aperture but Depart from diffuse sound assumption Surface source Statistical theory Adjacent room Sound energy absorption by the walls of adjacent room Internal loss and transmission to the source at partition wall Energy transfer from source to adjacent through partition wall Statistical theory In Reverberant sound field, Disadvantage: use Sabine absorption coefficient for any kinds of material absorption coefficient, without consider the high absorptions. Diffusion model h is the exchange coefficient V S S2 S1 V2 V1 S12 1.Only consider stationary problem here, the diffusion function can be written as : 2.And the boundary condition equations: Coupling area 1 1 2 2 3 3.Energy exchange between the enclosures at coupling area. Coupled-room energy balance By applying Gauss’ theorem, 1.If in diffuse sound field, acoustic energy density are constant. Which is identical to the statistical theory 2.If the sound field isn’t diffusion, the diffusion model can be seen as a direct extension of the classical theory of sound transmission to spatially varying sound fields. Thank you!