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Vibration Response of Lightweight Wood Frame Building Elements
Direct and indirect measurements of the vibration response of several wood-framed walls and floors were made. The data indicate that these building elements do not behave like a homogeneous and isotropic system but rather exhibit a response typical of a periodic plate/beam structure. There is localization of energy near the excitation point and very strong attenuation with distance in the direction normal to the framing members. This region of high attenuation is followed by one of considerably reduced attenuation. A systematic study of a floor/ceiling assembly indicated that the onset of this second attenuation region was caused by the presence of a butt joint in the plate. It is speculated that the weak bending-to-bending coupling caused by the butt joint reduced the bending energy enough so that wave conversion from in-plane to bending at each plate/beam joint accounted for the presence (and in some cases near-constant level) of bending energy after the butt joint.
Vibration Response of Lightweight Wood Frame Building Elements
Direct and indirect measurements of the vibration response of several wood-framed walls and floors were made. The data indicate that these building elements do not behave like a homogeneous and isotropic system but rather exhibit a response typical of a periodic plate/beam structure. There is localization of energy near the excitation point and very strong attenuation with distance in the direction normal to the framing members. This region of high attenuation is followed by one of considerably reduced attenuation. A systematic study of a floor/ceiling assembly indicated that the onset of this second attenuation region was caused by the presence of a butt joint in the plate. It is speculated that the weak bending-to-bending coupling caused by the butt joint reduced the bending energy enough so that wave conversion from in-plane to bending at each plate/beam joint accounted for the presence (and in some cases near-constant level) of bending energy after the butt joint.
Vibration Response of Lightweight Wood Frame Building Elements
Nightingale, T.R.T. (author) / Bosmans, Ivan (author)
Building Acoustics ; 6 ; 269-288
1999-09-01
20 pages
Article (Journal)
Electronic Resource
English
Vibration Response of Lightweight Wood Frame Building Elements
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