Fig. 1. Experimental configuration of the vibrationinduced noise isolation experiment in water.
Fig. 2. Block diagram of the vibration-induced noise isolation experiment in water.
Fig. 3. Coherence between acc. value from the impedance head and acc. values from accelerometers installed on the surface of the mock-up hull.
Fig. 4. Acceleration transfer function of the sensors with the acoustic baffle in water: w/ and w/o vibration damping pad.
Fig. 5. Insertion loss of the baffle assembly (acoustic baffle and vibration damping pad) in water.
Fig. 6. Time data of output voltage from one of the acoustic receiving module of the sensors: (a) w/o the baffle assembly (acoustic baffle and vibration damping pad), (b) w/ the baffle assembly an w/o fixing mounts for the acoustic receiving module, (c) full sensor system.
Fig. 7. Acceleration voltage sensitivity of the sensors with the acoustic baffle and vibration damping pad in water: comparison of results from each acoustic receiving module.
Fig. 8. Acceleration voltage sensitivity of the sensors with the acoustic baffle in water: w/ and w/o vibration damping pad.
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