In this paper, authors show the implementation to a real case of the single point method for the prediction of the structure-borne noise levels released by a resilient mounted diesel engine to the ship structures. The evaluation of the structure-borne noise is based on the source velocity levels measured at the diesel engine feet during the test run, on the resilient mounting impedance obtained by specific laboratory tests, and on the mobility levels of the diesel engine seating measured when the ship is under construction and the diesel engine not yet in-stalled. The outcomes of the prediction analysis are compared with the structure-borne noise levels measured on board the ship, and overall methodology is deeply discussed in order to highlight pros and cons.
PREDICTION OF THE STRUCTURE-BORNE NOISE DUE TO MARINE DIESEL ENGINES ON BOARD CRUISE SHIPS
BIOT, MARCO;MORO, LORENZO;MENDOZA VASSALLO, PEDRO NICOLÁS
2014-01-01
Abstract
In this paper, authors show the implementation to a real case of the single point method for the prediction of the structure-borne noise levels released by a resilient mounted diesel engine to the ship structures. The evaluation of the structure-borne noise is based on the source velocity levels measured at the diesel engine feet during the test run, on the resilient mounting impedance obtained by specific laboratory tests, and on the mobility levels of the diesel engine seating measured when the ship is under construction and the diesel engine not yet in-stalled. The outcomes of the prediction analysis are compared with the structure-borne noise levels measured on board the ship, and overall methodology is deeply discussed in order to highlight pros and cons.Pubblicazioni consigliate
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