EP0536548A1 - Compensation arrangement for transmitted sound - Google Patents
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- the invention relates to an arrangement for compensating the passage of sound through a wall, on which at least one structure-borne sound vibration sensor is arranged, which detects the vibrations of the wall perpendicular to the wall surface, a plurality of sound generators at least on the side of the wall opposite the causal sound load the wall surface is arranged in a distributed manner, which changes in their volume can be generated and is controlled by the structure-borne noise transducer in such a way that the volume changes in the air space in the area around the sound generator caused by the vibrating wall are simultaneously compensated for by the volume changes caused by the sound generator in the same area.
- anti-sound to cancel unwanted airborne sound fields.
- the principle is based essentially on the fact that the disturbing sound waves are detected in the area to be protected and are extinguished by interference by means of anti-sound transmitters which are connected to the detectors via a control circuit.
- a simple anti-sound generator in which the sensor membrane and the anti-sound source are identical, is known for example from DE-PS 28 14 093 C2. With such an antisound generator, it is also possible in principle to cancel out the residual sound passing through a partition. Such applications would be e.g. given in a vehicle or aircraft in which there is a high level of noise at the outer cell.
- the vibrations of the wall which are perpendicular to the wall surface are detected directly by structure-borne sound vibration sensors, and the sound sensors arranged in the immediate vicinity are thus controlled.
- the amplification and phase shift of the sensor signal is such that the volume changes in the air space in the area around the sound generator caused by the vibrating wall are compensated for by an opposite volume change caused by the sound generator. Due to the natural wall insulation, on the immission side, i.e. the side of the wall that is to be protected from noise, much smaller anti-noise vibrations are necessary. On the one hand, this reduces the required sound generator, on the other hand, the effect of the anti-sound on the wall compared to the sound pressure on the source side can be neglected. This also simplifies the control of the sounder on a simple proportional amplifier with filter correction.
- the sound transmitters in front of the wall can either be controlled by one or more structure-borne sound vibration sensors.
- the distance between two adjacent sound generators should not exceed half of the smallest sound wavelength to be compensated; Since the insulation of normal walls significantly decreases at frequencies below approx. 300 Hz, the distance between adjacent sound generators should therefore be a maximum of 50 cm.
- the sounders can be attached to the wall at the same grid spacing or weighted according to the wall vibration. The smaller the grid spacing in relation to that from sound wavelength to be extinguished, the greater the maximum achievable sound extinction.
- the individual systems consisting of structure-borne noise transducers and sound generators can be autonomous; However, an improvement in the effect can still be achieved by including the signals from neighboring systems for controlling each sounder.
- an antisound system 10 is described on the basis of the exemplary embodiment shown in FIG. 1.
- This consists of a sound generator 11 and a structure-borne sound vibration sensor 12, e.g. an accelerometer.
- the antisound system 10 is attached to the wall side 14.1 of the wall 14 opposite the sound source 15, so that the space adjoining it is protected from the residual sound passing through the wall.
- the sound field of the sound source 15 excites the wall to vibrate, the inner wall 14.1 radiating these vibrations.
- the wall vibrations running perpendicular to the wall surface 14.1 are detected by the structure-borne sound vibration sensor 12 and with its output signal the sound generator 11 is controlled in such a way that it just compensates for the sound radiation from the inner wall 14.1 in its surroundings.
- FIG. 2 shows the equivalent circuit diagram for an anti-noise system 40, in which the sound generator 41 consists of a resonance oscillator with a piston 45 of mass m and area A, a spring 46 with the spring constant c and a damper 47 with the damping constant k.
- This equivalent circuit diagram also applies in the simplest way to a loudspeaker or a vibrating plate.
- a structure-borne sound vibration sensor 42 for example an acceleration sensor, which absorbs the normal wall acceleration s (t).
- Such a resonant anti-noise system 40 is particularly advantageous for the compensation of periodic noise or with pronounced wall resonances.
- the resonance frequency ⁇ o of the resonator is matched to the noise frequency to be canceled.
- s (t) is the normal vibration velocity and s (t) is the vibration deflection of the wall.
- s (t) and s (t) can be formed from the acceleration s (t) by integration.
- a plurality of anti-noise systems 40 which are tuned to different resonance frequencies, are to be used, each of these systems only compensating for the near-resonance frequency band.
- 3 and 4 show different arrangements of anti-noise systems on extensive wall surfaces.
- the anti-noise systems 50 are distributed over the wall surface in a uniform grid with intervals of less than X / 2 of the smallest sound wavelength to be compensated.
- the anti-noise systems 60 according to FIG. 4 can also be arranged next to one another at intervals of less than X / 2.
- FIG. 5 shows an antisound system 70 in a wall edge.
- This consists of a sound generator 71 and two structure-borne noise transducers 72.1 and 72.2 normally mounted in the colliding wall surfaces 74.1 and 74.2.
- the weighted sum signal of structure-borne sound vibration sensors 72.1 and 72.2 serves as the control signal for sound generator 71.
- Double or multiple walls are treated in the same way as single walls.
- the wall surface of a double or multiple wall facing the side to be protected is provided with anti-noise systems of the type shown above.
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Die Erfindung betrifft eine Anordnung zur Kompensation des Schalldurchganges durch eine Wand, an der mindestens ein Körperschallschwingungsaufnehmer angeordnet ist, welcher die Schwingungen der Wand senkrecht zur Wandfläche erfaßt, wobei zumindest auf der Seite der Wand, die der ursächlichen Schallbelastung gegenüberliegt, eine Vielzahl von Schallgebern über die Wandfläche verteilt angeordnet sind, welche Änderungen ihres Volumens erzeugen können und durch den Körperschallschwingungsaufnehmer derart gesteuert wird, daß die durch die schwingende Wand verursachten Volumenänderungen des Luftraumes im Bereich um den Schallgeber durch die von den Schallgeber im gleichen Bereich verursachten Volumenänderungen zeitgleich kompensiert werden.The invention relates to an arrangement for compensating the passage of sound through a wall, on which at least one structure-borne sound vibration sensor is arranged, which detects the vibrations of the wall perpendicular to the wall surface, a plurality of sound generators at least on the side of the wall opposite the causal sound load the wall surface is arranged in a distributed manner, which changes in their volume can be generated and is controlled by the structure-borne noise transducer in such a way that the volume changes in the air space in the area around the sound generator caused by the vibrating wall are simultaneously compensated for by the volume changes caused by the sound generator in the same area.
Die Verwendung von Antischall zur Auslöschung unerwünschter Luftschallfelder ist allgemein bekannt. Das Prinzip beruht im wesentlichen darauf, daß die störenden Schallwellen im Bereich der zu schützenden Umgebung detektiert werden und mittels Antischallgeber, welche über einen Regelkreis mit den Detektoren verbunden sind, durch Interferenz ausgelöscht werden. Ein einfacher Antischallgeber, bei dem die Sensormembran und die Antigeberschallquelle identisch sind, ist beispielsweise aus der DE-PS 28 14 093 C2 bekannt. Mit einem derartigen Antischallgeber ließe sich auch grundsätzlich der durch eine Trennwand hindurchgehende Restschall auslöschen. Derartige Anwendungen wären z.B. in einem Fahr- oder Flugzeug gegeben, bei welchem an der Außenzelle ein hoher Lärmpegel anliegt. Die natürliche Eigendämmung der Wand schirmt davon einen großen Teil bereits ab, wobei im oberen Frequenzbereich die Dämmung aufgrund der Wandmasse im allgemeinen ausreichend ist. Im unteren Frequenzbereich ergeben sich jedoch Defizite. Eine andere Anwendung wäre z.B. in Wohnungen gegeben, wobei die Wohnungswände oder Decken ebenfalls bei tieferen Frequenzen nur eine ungenügende Schalldämmung besitzen. Eine Verbesserung der Schalldämmung durch Erhöhung des Wandgewichtes ist nur begrenzt möglich, zumal eine Verbesserung der Dämmung um 6 dB jeweils eine Verdopplung der Wandmasse erfordert.The use of anti-sound to cancel unwanted airborne sound fields is well known. The principle is based essentially on the fact that the disturbing sound waves are detected in the area to be protected and are extinguished by interference by means of anti-sound transmitters which are connected to the detectors via a control circuit. A simple anti-sound generator, in which the sensor membrane and the anti-sound source are identical, is known for example from DE-PS 28 14 093 C2. With such an antisound generator, it is also possible in principle to cancel out the residual sound passing through a partition. Such applications would be e.g. given in a vehicle or aircraft in which there is a high level of noise at the outer cell. The natural self-insulation of the wall shields a large part of it, although in the upper frequency range the insulation is generally sufficient due to the wall mass. However, there are deficits in the lower frequency range. Another application would be e.g. given in apartments, whereby the apartment walls or ceilings also have insufficient sound insulation at lower frequencies. An improvement in sound insulation by increasing the wall weight is only possible to a limited extent, especially since an improvement of the insulation by 6 dB requires a doubling of the wall mass.
Es gibt auch Vorschläge zur aktiven Steuerung von Wänden, wobei an eine Wand Schwingungserreger angebracht werden, mit denen die an der Wand anliegenden Schalldruckkräfte neutralisiert werden. Nachteilig bei diesem System ist jedoch die große seismische Masse, die zur Abstützung der Reaktionskräfte notwendig ist. Außerdem neigen die dazu notwendigen Regelkreise zu Instabilitäten, da ja die Wandschwingungen auf Null geregelt werden sollen und somit nur eine geringe Eingangsgröße zur Verfügung steht.There are also proposals for active control of walls, whereby vibration exciters are attached to a wall, with which the sound pressure forces applied to the wall are neutralized. A disadvantage of this system, however, is the large seismic mass that is necessary to support the reaction forces. In addition, the control loops required for this tend to be unstable, since the wall vibrations are to be controlled to zero and therefore only a small input variable is available.
Weiterhin ist aus der EP 0 390 560 A2 eine Einrichtung zur Geräuschunterdrückung für einen seismischen Vibrator bekannt, bei der der von einer Vibratorplatte abgestrahlte Luftschall durch Lautsprecher kompensiert wird, die von einer mittels Schwingungsaufnehmer gesteuerten Regelung angesteuert werden. Die Schwingungsaufnehmer sitzen jedoch auf der aktiv erregten Vibratorplatte; eine Übertragung dieser Einrichtung auf passive Wände ist hier weder erwähnt, noch wäre dies mit der aufwendigen Regelung zweckmäßig.Furthermore, from EP 0 390 560 A2 a device for noise suppression for a seismic vibrator is known, in which the airborne sound emitted by a vibrator plate is compensated for by loudspeakers which are controlled by a control system controlled by a vibration sensor. However, the vibration sensors sit on the actively excited vibrator plate; a transfer of this device to passive walls is not mentioned here, nor would this be expedient with the complex regulation.
Es ist Aufgabe der vorliegenden Erfindung, den Schalldurchgang durch eine passive Wand mittels Schallgeber auf einfacher zu steuernde Weise so wirkungsvoll zu kompensieren, daß der hinter der Wand liegende Raum vor einer vor der Wand liegenden Schallquelle abgeschirmt ist.It is an object of the present invention to so effectively compensate for the passage of sound through a passive wall by means of a sounder in a manner that is easier to control that the space behind the wall is shielded from a sound source in front of the wall.
Die Lösung dieser Aufgabe gelingt durch eine nach den Merkmalen des Patentanspruches 1 ausgebildete Anordnung.This object is achieved by an arrangement designed according to the features of claim 1.
Bei dieser Anordnung werden im Gegensatz zu bekannten Antischallsystemen direkt die senkrecht zur Wandfläche verlaufenden Schwingungen der Wand durch Körperschallschwingungsaufnehmer erfaßt und damit die unmittelbar in der Nähe angeordneten Schallgeber angesteuert. Die Verstärkung sowie Phasenverschiebung des Sensorssignals ist dabei so, daß die durch die schwingende Wand verursachten Volumenänderungen des Luftraumes im Bereich um den Schallgeber durch eine entgegengesetzte, von dem Schallgeber verursachte Volumenänderung kompensiert wird. Aufgrund der natürlichen Wanddämmung sind auf der Immissionsseite, d.h. der Seite der Wand, die vor Lärm zu schützen ist, sehr viel kleinere Antischallschwingungen notwendig. Dies verkleinert einmal die erforderlichen Schallgeber, zum anderen kann dadurch die Rückwirkung des Antischalls auf die Wand gegenüber dem Schalldruck auf der Quellenseite vernachlässigt werden. Weiterhin vereinfacht sich dadurch die Steuerung der Schallgeber auf einen einfachen Proportionalverstärker mit Filterkorrektur.In this arrangement, in contrast to known antisound systems, the vibrations of the wall which are perpendicular to the wall surface are detected directly by structure-borne sound vibration sensors, and the sound sensors arranged in the immediate vicinity are thus controlled. The amplification and phase shift of the sensor signal is such that the volume changes in the air space in the area around the sound generator caused by the vibrating wall are compensated for by an opposite volume change caused by the sound generator. Due to the natural wall insulation, on the immission side, i.e. the side of the wall that is to be protected from noise, much smaller anti-noise vibrations are necessary. On the one hand, this reduces the required sound generator, on the other hand, the effect of the anti-sound on the wall compared to the sound pressure on the source side can be neglected. This also simplifies the control of the sounder on a simple proportional amplifier with filter correction.
Je nach Art der Wand und der angeregten Wandschwingungen können die Schallgeber vor der Wand entweder durch einen oder mehrere Körperschallschwingungsaufnehmer angesteuert werden. Der Abstand je zweier benachbarter Schallgeber sollte die Hälfte der kleinsten zu kompensierenden Schallwellenlänge nicht überschreiten; da die Dämmung normaler Wände bei Frequenzen unterhalb von ca. 300 Hz deutlich nachläßt, sollte daher der Abstand benachbarter Schallgeber höchstens 50 cm betragen. Bei ausgedehnten Wandflächen können die Schallgeber in gleichen Rasterabständen oder entsprechend der Wandschwingung gewichtet über die Wand angebracht werden. Je geringer der Rasterabstand im Verhältnis zu der auszulöschenden Schallwellenlänge ist, desto größer ist die maximal erreichbare Schallauslöschung.Depending on the type of wall and the excited wall vibrations, the sound transmitters in front of the wall can either be controlled by one or more structure-borne sound vibration sensors. The distance between two adjacent sound generators should not exceed half of the smallest sound wavelength to be compensated; Since the insulation of normal walls significantly decreases at frequencies below approx. 300 Hz, the distance between adjacent sound generators should therefore be a maximum of 50 cm. In the case of extensive wall surfaces, the sounders can be attached to the wall at the same grid spacing or weighted according to the wall vibration. The smaller the grid spacing in relation to that from sound wavelength to be extinguished, the greater the maximum achievable sound extinction.
Im einfachsten Fall können die einzelnen Systeme aus Körperschallschwingungsaufnehmer und Schallgeber autonom sein; wobei sich eine Verbesserung der Wirkung jedoch noch dadurch erzielen läßt, daß die Signale benachbarter Systeme zur Steuerung jedes Schallgebers mit einbezogen werden.In the simplest case, the individual systems consisting of structure-borne noise transducers and sound generators can be autonomous; However, an improvement in the effect can still be achieved by including the signals from neighboring systems for controlling each sounder.
Da die Abstrahlung von Schallwellen in Ecken oder Kanten von einander zulaufenden Wänden schwierig vorausberechenbar ist, kann es zweckmäßig sein, einen in einer Ecke oder Kante angebrachten Schallgeber durch mehrere, an jeder der benachbarten Wände angeordnete Körperschallschwingungsaufnehmer zu steuern, wozu deren gewichtetes Summensignal herangezogen wird.Since the radiation of sound waves in corners or edges of converging walls is difficult to predict, it may be advisable to control a sound generator installed in a corner or edge by several structure-borne noise transducers arranged on each of the adjacent walls, for which their weighted sum signal is used.
Es ist auch möglich, die Energieversorgung der Schallgeber aus den sich bewegenden Wänden, wie z.B. bei Fahr- oder Flugzeugen zu ziehen. Hierbei kann es sich z.B. um einen analogen Aufzugsmechanismus handeln, wie er bei Armbanduhren realisiert wird. Auch können tieffrequente Schwingungen der Wand dazu verwendet werden, in einem elektrodynamischen System elektrische Leistungen zu erzeugen, die dann gespeichert und zur Energieversorgung des Schallgebersystems verwendet werden. Eine solche Anordnung wäre dann auch energiemäßig völlig autonom.It is also possible to power the sound generator from the moving walls, e.g. to pull on vehicles or planes. This can e.g. are an analog winding mechanism, as it is realized in wristwatches. Low-frequency vibrations of the wall can also be used to generate electrical power in an electrodynamic system, which are then stored and used to supply energy to the sounder system. Such an arrangement would then also be completely autonomous in terms of energy.
Die Erfindung wird im folgenden anhand einiger, in den Figuren teilweise schematisch dargestellter Ausführungsbeispiele näher beschrieben. Es zeigen
- Fig. 1 ein Antischallsystem für eine passive Wand ,
- Fig. 2 ein Antischallsystem mit in Resonanz betriebenem Schallgeber,
- Fig. 3 eine Wandfläche mit gleichmäßig angeordneten Anitschallsystemen,
- Fig. 4 eine Wandfläche mit linienförmig angeordneten Antischallsystemen und
- Fig. 5 ein Antischallsystem bei einer Wandkante.
- 1 shows an anti-noise system for a passive wall,
- 2 shows an anti-noise system with a sound generator operated in resonance,
- 3 shows a wall surface with uniformly arranged anti-noise systems,
- Fig. 4 shows a wall surface with linearly arranged anti-noise systems and
- Fig. 5 shows an anti-noise system at a wall edge.
Anhand des in Fig. 1 dargestellten Ausführungsbeispieles wird die Funktionsweise eines Antischallsystems 10 beschrieben. Dieses besteht aus einem Schallgeber 11 und aus einem Körperschallschwingungsaufnehmer 12, z.B. einem Beschleunigungsaufnehmer. Das Antischallsystem 10 ist an der, der Schallquelle 15 gegenüberliegenden Wandseite 14.1 der Wand 14 angebracht, so daß der daran angerenzende Raum vor dem durch die Wand hindurchgehenden Restschall geschützt wird. Das Schallfeld der Schallquelle 15 regt die Wand zu Schwingungen an, wobei die Innenwand 14.1 diese Schwingungen abstrahlt. Die senkrecht zur Wandfläche 14.1 verlaufenden Wandschwingungen werden durch den Körperschallschwingungsaufnehmer 12 erfaßt und mit dessen Ausgangssignal der Schallgeber 11 so angesteuert, daß er die Schallabstrahlung der Innenwand 14.1 in seiner Umgebung gerade kompensiert.The functioning of an
In Fig. 2 ist das Ersatzschaltbild für ein Antischallsystem 40 dargestellt, bei welchem der Schallgeber 41 aus einem Resonanzschwinger mit einem Kolben 45 der Masse m und der Fläche A, einer Feder 46 mit der Federkonstante c und einem Dämpfer 47 der Dämpfungskonstante k besteht. Dieses Ersatzschaltbild gilt in einfachster Weise auch für einen Lautsprecher oder eine schwingende Platte. Der Kolben 45 kann durch einen Kraftgeber 48 mit der Kraft F(t) angetrieben werden (t = Zeit). An der zu kompensierenden Wand 44 sitzt ein Körperschallschwingungsaufnehmer 42, z.B. ein Beschleunigungsaufnehmer, der die normale Wandbeschleunigung s(t) aufnimmt. Ein solches resonantes Antischallsystem 40 ist besonders zur Kompensation von periodischem Lärm oder bei ausgeprägten Wandresonanzen vorteilhaft. Dabei wird die Resonanzfrequenz ωo des Resonators auf die auszulöschende Lärmfrequenz abgestimmt. Um mit minimalem Kraftaufwand F(t) und damit kleineren Baugröße auszukommen, lautet die Steuervorschrift für die Kraft F(t)
wobei y, : y2 : y3 = c : k : m sein soll.2 shows the equivalent circuit diagram for an
where y,: y 2 : y 3 = c: k: m should be.
s(t) ist die normale Schwinggeschwindigkeit und s(t) der Schwingungsausschlag der Wand. s(t) und s(t) können durch Integration aus der Beschleunigung s(t) gebildet werden.s (t) is the normal vibration velocity and s (t) is the vibration deflection of the wall. s (t) and s (t) can be formed from the acceleration s (t) by integration.
Um den ganzen Frequenzbereich nach diesem Arbeitsprinzip abzudecken, sind mehrere, auf verschiedene Resonanzfrequenzen abgestimmte Antischallsysteme 40 einzusetzen, wobei jedes dieser Systeme nur das resonanznahe Frequenzband kompensiert.In order to cover the entire frequency range according to this working principle, a plurality of
Die Fig. 3 und 4 zeigen verschiedene Anordnungen von Antischallsystemen an ausgedehnten Wandflächen. In Fig. 3 sind die Antischallsysteme 50 in gleichmäßigem Raster mit Abständen von kleiner X/2 der kleinsten zu kompensierenden Schallwellenlänge über die Wandfläche verteilt. Bei Verwendung von linienförmig angeordneten Schallgebern können die Antischallsysteme 60 gemäß Fig. 4 ebenfalls mit Abständen von kleiner X/2 nebeneinander angeordnet sein.3 and 4 show different arrangements of anti-noise systems on extensive wall surfaces. 3, the
In Fig. 5 ist ein Antischallsystem 70 in einer Wandkante dargestellt. Dieses besteht aus einem Schallgeber 71 und zwei normal in den zusammenstoßenden Wandflächen 74.1 und 74.2 angebrachten Körperschallschwingungsaufnehmern 72.1 und 72.2. Als Steuersignal für den Schallgeber 71 dient das gewichtete Summensignal der Körperschallschwingungsaufnehmer 72.1 und 72.2.5 shows an
Doppel- oder Mehrfachwände werden in gleicher Weise wie Einfachwände behandelt. Jeweils die der zu schützenden Seite zugewandte Wandfläche einer Doppel- oder Mehrfachwand wird mit Antischallsystemen der oben gezeigten Art versehen.Double or multiple walls are treated in the same way as single walls. The wall surface of a double or multiple wall facing the side to be protected is provided with anti-noise systems of the type shown above.
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