5. Creating the loss factor matrix
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5.1.1 Assigning DLFs to structures
The internal loss factorη of an oscillator is the ratio of the energy lost during a period to the total mechanical energy stored in kinetic and potential forms. It indicates the proportion of mechanical vibratory energy lost, i.e. converted to heat in a vibration cycle. It depends on the distribution of stresses exerted, and therefore on the nature of the excitation, the shape of the solid and the frequency. In the English-language...
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Creating the loss factor matrix
Bibliography
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(1) - SCHROEDER (M.) - Die statistischen Parameter der Frequenz kurven von grössen Raümen - Acustica, vol. 4, p. 594 (1954).
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(2) - WESTPHALL (W.) - Ausbreitung von koperschall in gebaude - Acustica, vol. 7, p. 335 (1957).
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