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1 Proceedings of Meetings on Acoustics Volume 19, 13 ICA 13 Montreal Montreal, Canada - 7 June 13 Architectural Acoustics Session paab: Dah-You Maa: His Contributions and Life in Acoustics paab1 A hybrid modal analysis for enclosed sound fields and its applications Buye Xu*, Scott D Sommerfeldt and Timothy W Leishman *Corresponding author's address: Starkey Hearing Technologies, Eden Prairie, MN 55344, buye_xu@starkeycom In 1939, Dr Dah-You Maa presented a paper entitled "The Distribution of Eigentones in a Rectangular Chamber at Lower Frequency Ranges" [D Y Maa, J Acoust Soc Am 1, 58 (1939)] Since then, his interest in room acoustics has not diminished More than six decades later, Maa proposed an idea of adding a monopole solution to the normal modal expansion to improve the accuracy in simulating the near-field sound field in rooms [D Y Maa, Acta Acust (Beijing) 7, ()] Following this idea, a hybrid model that combines the free field Green's function and a modal expansion has been proposed by the authors based on a rigorous mathematical derivation [B Xu et al, J Acoust Soc Am18, (1)] The hybrid modal expansion can be further extended for complex sound sources by introducing the multipole expansion to the solution In this paper, the theoretical derivation of the hybrid modal expansion will be reviewed, followed by examples demonstrating the use of the hybrid modal expansion in real-world applications Published by the Acoustical Society of America through the American Institute of Physics 13 Acoustical Society of America [DOI: 1111/ ] Received 1 Jan 13; published Jun 13 Proceedings of Meetings on Acoustics, Vol 19, 157 (13) Page 1
2 INTRODUCTION To ordinary Chinese people, Dr Dah-You Maa is most well known for his leading role in designing the acoustics and the audio system of the Great Hall of the People in 1959 Maa s interest in architectural acoustics can be traced back to the 193 s In one of his earliest JASA publications, he studied the distribution of normal modes in rooms, which is an important contribution to the general framework of modal analysis (MA) Modal analysis has been widely used to study the low-frequency response in enclosed sound fields In the literature related to the sound field computation based on MA, distributed sources on boundaries are often considered, eg, a piston source mounted on the wall in a room Small sources (eg, point sources) inside an enclosure are not sufficiently studied, partially due to the very slow convergence rate of MA in the near field Maa recognized this deficiency in a study on active noise control (ANC) in rooms (Maa, 1994) Later, in a paper (Maa, ), he proposed adding the free field monopole solution in the near-field to the classical modal expansion solution (Morse and Ingard, 1968), which essentially divides the sound field into a direct field and a reverberant field (Beranek, 1954) Even though this proposed solution generally works well in many applications, it is not quite the exact solution to the wave equation Inspired by Maa s work, the authors proposed a hybrid model that combines the free-field Green s function with a modal expansion based on a rigorous mathematical derivation (Xu and Sommerfeldt, 1) The hybrid model can be further extended for complex sound sources by introducing the multipole expansion to the solution It has been shown that this hybrid method not only greatly improves the convergence rate, but also provides an elegant way to study the physical properties of enclosed sound fields In this paper, the theoretical derivation of the hybrid modal expansion will be reviewed, followed by examples demonstrating the use of the expansion in real-world applications SUMMARY OF THE THEORETICAL DERIVATION The sound field in an enclosure that is generated by a point source satisfies the nonhomogeneous Helmholtz equation (Pierce, 1989): ˆp + k ˆp = iρ ω ˆQ s (ω )δ(r r o ), (1) where p is the sound pressure, ω is the excitation frequency, k is the acoustic wave number, ρ is the air density, and Q s represents the source strength of the point source Here, ˆ indicates that the quantity is in the Fourier transform domain The boundary condition is usually assumed to be locally reacting and given as follows: / ˆp ˆp ρ c = β = ik S z, () where z is the specific acoustic impedance of the boundary, and β represents the normalized specific acoustic admittance To solve for ˆp, it can be written as the sum of the free-field Green s function, G(r r o ), and a homogeneous solution [F(r)]: ˆp(r) = iρ ω ˆQ s G(r r o ) + F(r), (3) 4π where G(r r ) = 1 r r o e ik o (r r o ), (4) Proceedings of Meetings on Acoustics, Vol 19, 157 (13) Page
3 and F(r) is a solution to the homogeneous Helmholtz equation Neither G(r r o ) nor F(r) alone would satisfy the boundary condition represented by Eq (), but together they can be constructed to do so With the form of Eq (3), the sound field is actually divided into a direct field (for a point source), iρ ω ˆQ s G(r r 4π ), and a reverberant field, F(r) F(r) can be solved using a modal expansion, N F = q n ψ n, (5) n=1 where q n is called the modal amplitude, ψ n is a modal function, and N is the total number of modal functions Given a complete set of modal functions, q n can be solved from the following equation, which is obtained by applying the Green s theorem and the boundary condition [Eq ()]: n [( k k m) Cmn + D mn ] qn = iρ ω ˆQ s 4π ψ m S ( βg G ) da, (6) where C mn = V ψ m ψ n d 3 x and D mn = ( S β β ) ψ m ψ n da Here, β represents the normalized specific acoustic admittance on the boundary that is satisfied by the modal function The volume integral covers the entire volume inside the enclosure, and the surface integral is evaluated on the entire inside surface of the enclosure Assuming the modal functions are orthogonal, the matrix form of Eq (6) reads ( k k ) ( ) 1 C11 + D 11 D 1 q ( 1 D 1 k k ) C + D q = iρ ω ˆQ S ψ 1 βg G da s ( ) S 4π ψ βg G da, or A Q = B, (7) where A mn = ( k ) k m Cmn + D mn, Q n = q n, and B m = iρ ω ˆQ s ( ) 4π S ψ m βg G da Matrix A is nondiagonal, though often sparse and Hermitian For an exact solution, N is often required to be infinity, which makes it impossible to solve for the q n s In practice, however, with a set of properly chosen modal functions, ψ n, q n often diminishes quickly as n goes to a large number It is therefore possible to keep only a finite number of ψ n s as well as q n s to obtain a desired accuracy (Xu and Sommerfeldt, 1) B m in Eq (7) contains a surface integral and may not be easy to evaluate analytically, but a numerical evaluation should be generally straightforward In addition, recognizing the spherical spreading nature of G and G/, one can mesh the surface S accordingly to improve the efficiency of the computation For a complex source that cannot be treated as a monopole, but that is small compared to the dimensions of the enclosure, the hybrid modal expansion method can be modified to take into account the free-field radiation ˆp of the source Equation (3) becomes ˆp(r) = ˆp + F(r), (8) and Eq (6) becomes ( [( k k ) ] m Cmn + D mn qn = ψ m β ˆp ˆp ) da (9) n S If the multipole expansion is known for a source in the free-field, eg, ˆp = M m=1 A m Φ m, Eq (9) can be further modified to the form [( k k ) ] M m Cmn + D mn qn = A m n m=1 ψ m S ( βφ m Φ ) m da, (1) where Φ m represents the mth multipole and A m stands for the multipole amplitude Proceedings of Meetings on Acoustics, Vol 19, 157 (13) Page 3
4 APPLICATIONS Effective Absorption Coefficient The calculation of the effective absorption coefficient α e in rooms has been a long-time topic in room acoustics, and a variety of formulas have been given (Sabine, 1964; Eyring, 193; Joyce, 1978, 198; Hodgson, 1993; Beranek, 6; Jing and Xiang, 8) In this example, α e will be calculated based on the critical-distance results simulated from the hybrid modal expansion The effective absorption coefficient is directly tied to the critical distance, the distance from the source to where the direct sound pressure, ˆp, equals the reverberant sound pressure, F(r): Sα e R c = 16π(1 α e ), (11) where R c stands for the critical distance, S is the inner surface area of the room, and α e is the effective absorption coefficient In this example, the critical distances of a set of rooms will be computed based on the hybrid modal analysis, and thus α e can be solved from Eq (11) The rooms all have the same dimensions ( 15m πm 5m) but different inner surfaces The Sabine absorption coefficient varies from 5 to 8 The sound fields excited by a randomly placed point source in each room are computed at five frequencies in the 63 Hz one-third octave band The computed critical distances are averaged over ten source locations and then inserted into Eq (11) to solve for α e Figure 1 compares the R c -based results with Sabine s formula and Eyring s formula The former FIGURE 1: (Color online) Effective absorption coefficient as a function of Sabine s absorption coefficient calculated in a rectangular room for the 63 Hz one-third octave band : prediction based on the hybrid modal expansion and the critical distance; : Sabine s formula; : Eyring s formula generally fall in the middle of them, which is very similar to the results of Joyce (Joyce, 1978) (see curve "s = 7/9" in his Fig 4) and Jing et al (Jing and Xiang, 8) Complex Sources in an Enclosure In this example, the hybrid modal expansion is applied to compute the enclosed sound fields excited by two different sources: a dipole source [D(r,φ,θ) = cos(θ)] and a complex source [D(r,φ,θ) = cos(θ/)] Both sources are located at the center of a enclosure (dimensions: em πm m) The effects of the source directivity are clearly represented by the hybrid modal expansion (Fig ) Proceedings of Meetings on Acoustics, Vol 19, 157 (13) Page 4
5 (a) (b) (c) FIGURE : Sound pressure level computed by the hybrid modal expansion for (a) a dipole source and (b) a small complex source in a rectangular room at 4 Hz Both sources are placed at the center of the room Pressure fields on the x-y, y-z and x-z planes that include the source are plotted with the white dots representing the location of the sources The directivity pattern of the small complex source is shown in (c) Proceedings of Meetings on Acoustics, Vol 19, 157 (13) Page 5
6 Insertion Loss of an Open Rectangular Enclosure An accurate estimation of the insertion loss (IL) for enclosures with one or more openings is very important in many noise control applications A numerical model based on the hybrid modal analysis was established and used to study the IL below the Schroeder frequency In this example, an enclosure with dimensions 1m m 8m and a single opening (5m 5m) is studied The opening is located at the center of the ceiling (1m m) and a point source is placed on the floor (in a corner) The IL predictions from the numerical model are compared with the experimental results As shown in Fig 3, the prediction is very good FIGURE 3: Insertion loss of a partially opened enclosure The sound source was placed in the corner furthest from the aperture the model prediction; : the experimental result REFERENCES Beranek, L L (1954) Acoustics, chapter 1 (McGraw-Hill Book Co, New York) Beranek, L L (6) Analysis of Sabine and Eyring equations and their application to concert hall audience and chair absorption, J Acoust Soc Am 1, Eyring, C F (193) Reverberation time in dead rooms, J Acoust Soc Am 1, 168 Hodgson, M (1993) Experimental evaluation of the accuracy of the sabine and eyring theories in the case of non-low surface absorption, J Acoust Soc Am 94, Jing, Y and Xiang, N (8) On boundary conditions for the diffusion equation in roomacoustic prediction: Theory, simulations, and experiments, J Acoust Soc Am 13, Joyce, W B (1978) Exact effect of surface roughness on the reverberation time of a uniformly absorbing spherical enclosure, J Acoust Soc Am 64, Joyce, W B (198) Power series for the reverberation time, J Acoust Soc Am 67, Maa, D-Y (1994) Sound field in a room and its active noise control, Applied Acoustics 41, Maa, D-Y () Formula of sound field in a room, re-examination, Shengxue Xuebao/Acta Acustica 7, Morse, P M and Ingard, K U (1968) Theoretical acoustics, chapter 8 (McGraw-Hill, New York) Proceedings of Meetings on Acoustics, Vol 19, 157 (13) Page 6
7 Pierce, A D (1989) Acoustics : an introduction to its physical principles and applications, chapter 3 (Acoustical Society of America, New York) Sabine, W C (1964) Collected papers on acoustics, chapter 1 (Dover Publications, New York) Xu, B and Sommerfeldt, S D (1) A hybrid modal analysis for enclosed sound fields, J Acoust Soc Am 18, Proceedings of Meetings on Acoustics, Vol 19, 157 (13) Page 7
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