2010
DOI: 10.1016/j.ymssp.2010.02.009
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Microphone positioning optimization for conditioning inverse tonal fan noise

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“…The method of selecting the location of the sound receiver. 23 In the latter method, the value of CN of the matrix can be reduced by choosing the location of the sensors in such a way that the effects of measurement errors are diminished.…”
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“…The method of selecting the location of the sound receiver. 23 In the latter method, the value of CN of the matrix can be reduced by choosing the location of the sensors in such a way that the effects of measurement errors are diminished.…”
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“…Presezniak determined the best possible location for measuring the sound of a fan with the lowest measurement errors. 23 They found that by placing the receivers regularly in a circle on the blade's rotation surface, the measurement errors were greatly diminished.…”
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“…This study was extended by Presezniak and the best possible location for measuring the sound of a fan with the least effect of measurement errors was determined. 7 The found that by placing the receivers regularly on a circle in the blades rotation surface, the measuring errors would effectively diminish. Trabelsi et al 8 obtained unsteady rotating forces distribution on the blade of a fan using far-field sound pressure.…”
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