Experimental-numerical study and optimization of sound insulation of a finite composite cylinder |
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Authors: | Chongxin Yuan N.Bert Roozen Otto Bergsma Adriaan Beukers |
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Affiliation: | Delft University of Technology, Faculty of Aerospace Engineering, Design and Production of Composite Structures, Delft, The Netherlands |
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Abstract: | The aircraft fuselage is idealized as a composite cylinder, its vibroacoustic properties are studied both experimentally and numerically, and a minimization of the inner pressure of a composite cylinder is conducted with the genetic algorithm (GA). In the optimization, the Acoustic Transfer Vector (ATV), which comes from the boundary element method, builds the relationship between the structural surface velocity and the sound pressure at the specific filed points. Results show that the noise reduction obtained by the experimental and numerical methods have a good agreement; the optimization method which combines GA and ATV show high efficiency and robustness; increase of the bending stiffness of the cylinder can improve the noise reduction at low frequencies; both the reduction of weight and the increase of noise insulation can be achieved by the optimization of the layup at different regions of the cylinder individually. |
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