Search for dissertations about: "impedance matrix"
Showing result 1 - 5 of 32 swedish dissertations containing the words impedance matrix.
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1. Assessing precision and accuracy in acoustic scattering matrix measurements
Abstract : Acoustic scattering matrices are used to characterize the influence of inline duct elements on the acoustic wave propagation in wave guides.When measuring the properties of these matrices, errors are always present in the results and need to be characterized to make valid statements on the correspondence between model predictions and measurements. READ MORE
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2. Experimental Investigation of the Acoustic Properties of Perforate using Acoustic Three-Ports
Abstract : This thesis discusses the aero-acoustic characterisation of a perforate sample using a three-port technique. A rectangular T-junction with a flush mounted perforated sample at the intersection form the acoustical three-port. READ MORE
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3. Acoustic characterization of orifices and perforated liners with flow and high-level acoustic excitation
Abstract : This thesis is motivated by the need for noise control in aircraft engine with orifices and perforated liner. The presence of high-level acoustic excitation, different flow situations either bias flow, grazing flow or any combination in the aircraft engine, makes the acoustic behavior complex due to the interaction between sound and flow over the lined wall. READ MORE
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4. Innovative noise control in ducts
Abstract : The objective of this doctoral thesis is to study three different innovative noise control techniques in ducts namely: acoustic metamaterials, porous absorbers and microperforates. There has been a lot of research done on all these three topics in the context of duct acoustics. READ MORE
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5. Voltage Dip (Sag) Estimation in Power Systems based on Stochastic Assessment and Optimal Monitoring
Abstract : This dissertation deals with the statistical characterization of the performance of power systems in terms of voltage dips (sags). It presents a method named voltage dip estimation that extends monitoring results to buses not being monitored. READ MORE