PLoS ONE · 2013 · 10 citations · 5 references
EngineeringElectrical EngineeringPhysicsAcoustic DesignAcousticsComputational AcousticsAcoustic ModelingNoiseNoise MeasurementNoise PredictionAcoustic CouplingAcoustic Vibration CouplingFrequency Response Function AnalysisFrequency Response Function MeasurementHigh-voltage Direct Current ApplicationsNoise Prediction ModelsPhysics-based Noise PredictionStructural Noise Prediction
The capacitors in high-voltage direct-current (HVDC) converter stations radiate a lot of audible noise which can reach higher than 100 dB. The existing noise level prediction methods are not satisfying enough. In this paper, a new noise level prediction method is proposed based on a frequency response function considering both electrical and mechanical characteristics of capacitors. The electro-mechanical frequency response function (EMFRF) is defined as the frequency domain quotient of the vibration response and the squared capacitor voltage, and it is obtained from impulse current experiment. Under given excitations, the vibration response of the capacitor tank is the product of EMFRF and the square of the given capacitor voltage in frequency domain, and the radiated audible noise is calculated by structure acoustic coupling formulas. The noise level under the same excitations is also measured in laboratory, and the results are compared with the prediction. The comparison proves that the noise prediction method is effective.
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Theory of Vibrations With Applications : Fifth Edition
William T. Thomson, M. Dahleh · 2014 · 10 citations