Session Titles and Descriptions for Noise-Con 2008
Technical Activity 2.0: Passive and Active Control of Noise and Vibration
2.1 Vendor Products: Noise Control - Go back - Submit Abstract
INCE Organizer: Jason Kunio
This session will give noise control material manufacturers some leeway to discuss their products from a practical, technical perspective.
2.2 Broadband Vibration and Noise Suppression - Devices and Materials (joint with ASME NCAD) - Go back - Submit Abstract to Noise-Con - Submit Abstract to NCAD - What's the difference?
INCE Organizers: Roger Glaese, Greg Goetchius, ASME NCAD Organizers: Massimo Ruzzene, Jeff Vipperman
Passive vibration damping has become an established structural design discipline that can be implemented for reduction of noise levels in many applications. Coupled structural-acoustic analysis can be used to design and optimize designs. We invite papers on passive damping techniques that are applicable for noise control, including but not limited to constrained-layer and free-layer viscoelastic damping and tuned mass damping. Case studies demonstrating correlation of analysis with test are encouraged.
2.3 Active Control - Go back - Submit Abstract
INCE Organizer: Mingfeng Li
This session will focus on current applications of active noise and vibration control in such areas as interior vehicle noise, aircraft noise, duct noise, free field radiation, vibration isolation, and transmission loss, among others. In addition, papers covering continued development of algorithms, sensors, and actuators for active control implementations are requested.
2.4 Active and Passive Control of Fan Noise (joint with ASME NCAD) - Go back - Submit Abstract to Noise-Con - Submit Abstract to NCAD - What's the difference?
INCE Organizers: Tim Brungart, ASME NCAD Organizer: Marty Pollack
This session considers both active and passive means of suppressing fan noise. Papers describing computational and experimental studies are welcome.
2.5 Control of Electrical Equipment Vibration and Noise - Go back - Submit Abstract
ASME NCAD Organizer: Marty Pollack
This session focuses on the generation of noise by electrical equipment, as well as noise and vibration control. Noise generation by mechanical and electrical mechanisms is considered. Papers about power generation equipment is of particular interest.
