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本例模拟带家具房间内的声驻波,其特征模态与空房间的精确解略有不同。 仿真文件下载链接:https://download.csdn.net/download/yjw0911/85470309
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2 | EIGENMODES OF A ROOM
Introduction
Resonance can at times be a problem in everyday life. The low bass notes from the music
system or home theater in the living room can shake the windows and make the floor
vibrate. This happens only for certain frequencies — the eigenfrequencies of the room.
It is only in the low-frequency range that the eigenfrequencies are well separated. In the
mid- and high-frequency ranges, the eigenfrequencies are packed so closely, with less than
a halftone between them, that the individual resonances are insignificant for music and
other natural sounds. Nevertheless, the music experience is affected by the acoustics of the
room.
When designing a concert hall, it is extremely important to take the resonances into
account. For a clear and neutral sound, the eigenfrequencies should be evenly spaced. For
the home theater or music system owner, who cannot change the shape of the living room,
another question is more relevant: Where should the speakers be located for the best
sound?
Model Definition
For example, take a room with the dimensions 5 by 4 by 2.6 meters equipped with a flat-
screen TV, a sideboard, two speakers, and a couch. To illustrate the effects on the music,
compute a few resonance frequencies in the vicinity of 90 Hz together with the
corresponding eigenmodes. The eigenmode shows the sound intensity pattern for its
associated eigenfrequency. From the characteristics of the eigenmodes, you can draw some
conclusions as to where the speakers should be placed.
DOMAIN EQUATIONS
Sound propagating in free air is described by the wave equation:
where p is the pressure, and c is the speed of sound. If the air is brought into motion by a
harmonically oscillating source, for example, a loudspeaker, only one frequency f exists in
the room. For that reason it makes sense to look for a time-harmonic solution on the form
The wave equation then simplifies to the Helmholtz equation for p, the amplitude of the
acoustic disturbances:
pΔ–
1
c
2
-----
t
2
2
∂
∂ p
+ 0=
pp
ˆ
e
iωt
=
3 | EIGENMODES OF A ROOM
BOUNDARY CONDITIONS
This model assumes that all boundaries — walls, floor, ceiling, and furniture — are
perfectly rigid (sound hard boundaries). This means that it returns no information of the
damping properties of the room, but the distribution of the pressure should still be
reasonably correct.
ANALYTIC COMPARISON
It is possible to solve the simpler case of an empty room analytically. Each eigenfrequency
corresponds to an integer triple (i, l, m):
The eigenmodes can be divided into three distinct classes:
• Eigenfrequencies with only one index different from zero give rise to axial modes, that
is, plane standing waves between two opposite walls.
• If one index is zero, the mode is tangential.
• If all indices are different from zero, the mode is oblique.
Theoretical resonance frequencies below 100 Hz for a room without furniture are found
in the following table.
MODE INDEX FREQUENCY MODE INDEX FREQUENCY
0,0,0 0 0,1,1 78.7
1,0,0 34.3 2,1,0 80.9
0,1,0 42.9 0,2,0 85.8
1,1,0 54.9 1,1,1 85.8
0,0,1 66.0 1,2,0 92.4
2,0,0 68.6 2,0,1 95.2
1,0,1 74.3 3,0,0 103
p
ˆ
Δ
ω
2
c
2
------
p
ˆ
+ 0=
f
ilm,,
c
2
---
i
L
x
------
2
l
L
y
------
2
m
L
z
------
2
++=
4 | EIGENMODES OF A ROOM
Results and Discussion
The relevant quantity when it comes to placing the loudspeakers is the amplitude of the
standing pressure wave. A sound source excites an eigenmode the most if it is placed in
one of the pressure antinodes for the mode. Conversely, with the source in a pressure node,
the eigenmode remains silent.
All modes have local maxima in the corners of an empty room so speakers in the corners
excite all eigenfrequencies. This simulation predicts eigenmodes that strongly resemble
those of the corresponding empty room. The higher the frequency, the more the placing
of the furniture matters. For instance, some of the high-frequency eigenmodes are located
behind the couch.
In the strictest sense, the results of this simulation only apply to a room with perfectly rigid
walls and nonabsorbing furniture. The prediction that speakers placed in the corners of the
room excite many eigenmodes and give a fuller and more neutral sound, however, holds
for real-life rooms.
Figure 1: The sound pressure distribution for an eigenfrequency of 99.5 Hz. The real part of
the pressure is visualized as an isosurface plot, and the absolute value of the pressure as a
boundary plot. Note that this mode does not correspond to any of the analytical modes listed
above.
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