38 results on '"Atalla, Noureddine"'
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2. Damping prediction of highly dissipative meta-structures through a wave finite element methodology
3. A “data-driven uncertainty” computational method to model and predict instabilities of a frictional system
4. Beyond the main order sensitivity analysis for a frictional system: is the eXtended FAST algorithm applicable?
5. Experimental study of component-based transfer path analysis hybrid methods applied to a helicopter
6. An experimental transfer matrix method to characterize acoustic materials at high sound pressure levels in airflow environment
7. Assessment of Equivalent Properties for Flat Multilayered Panels
8. A Review on the Contact Mechanics Modeling of Rough Surfaces in the Elastic Regime: Fundamentals, Theories, and Numerical Implementations
9. On the use of the local reflection coefficient to assess the diffuse field sound absorption coefficient of a porous material.
10. Characterization and development of periodic acoustic metamaterials using a transfer matrix approach
11. Design and experimental validation of a high level electropneumatic source
12. Dynamic stiffness identification methods: experimental study and validation
13. On the area-averaged effective sound absorption coefficient of porous materials excited by a monopole.
14. Design and analysis of periodic acoustic metamaterial sound insulator using finite element method
15. A Multi-Scale Investigation to Predict the Dynamic Instabilities Induced by Frictional Contact
16. Case study: Hybrid inverse method for aircraft noise abatement isolator: Experimental and vibroacoustic assessment
17. Damping loss factor characterization of complex structures using a Green’s function-based model
18. Modelling of acoustic metamaterial sound insulator using a transfer matrix method for aircraft cabin applications
19. Numerical modelling of acoustic metamaterial made of periodic Helmholtz resonator containing a damping material in the cavity
20. Numerical and experimental analysis on helicopter's main rotor transmission for predicting structure-borne noise (SBN) using CB-TPA methods
21. Numerical design of Helmholtz resonators with multiple necks for multi-tonal noise control
22. Développement et validation d’un outil numérique de prédiction de l’indice d’isolement acoustique aux bruits d’impact
23. Caractérisation de l'amortissement des structures complexes par la méthode de corrélation
24. Développement des méthodes d’ingénierie pour la spécification et la quantification du bruit structurel SBN dans les cabines des hélicoptères
25. Sound Transmission Through Aircraft Double-Walls: A Comparison between Statistical Energy Analysis, Transfer Matrix Method and Experimental Results
26. Beyond the main order sensitivity analysis for a frictional system: is the eXtended FAST algorithm applicable?
27. An Efficient Methodology to Predict the Dynamic Instabilities of a Frictional System
28. A "data-driven" computational method to model and predict the dynamic instabilities of a frictional system
29. Développement d'une maquette virtuelle de véhicule
30. Validation d’une maquette virtuelle vibrations/acoustique
31. Développement de méthodes numériques robustes pour prédire les instabilités dynamiques des systèmes frottants
32. Analyse du bruit de crissement d’un système de freinage automobile sur des aspects statiques et dynamiques
33. Finite element analysis of sound absorbing material with periodic decreasing hole profiles.
34. ASSESSMENT OF EQUIVALENT PROPERTIES FOR MULTILAYERED PANELS.
35. FINITE ELEMENT STUDY OF PERFECT SOUND ABSORBING POROUS MATERIAL WITH PERIODIC CONICAL HOLE PROFILE.
36. ON THE USE OF CONDENSATION MODELS FOR DESCRIBING HIGHLY DAMPED MULTILAYERED STRUCTURES.
37. IN-SITU MEASUREMENT OF ACOUSTIC IMPEDANCE IN PRESENCE OF GRAZING FLOW.
38. EXPERIMENTAL CHARACTERIZATION OF ACOUSTIC MATERIALS IN THE PRESENCE OF AIRFLOW AT HIGHER SOUND PRESSURE EXCITATIONS USING A TRANSFER MATRIX METHOD.
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