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noise in elevated structures

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Elyse

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Hi!

I'm looking to find technical information relating to the sound from an elevated structure (say an El or a highway bridge) and its relation to the sound receiver.

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Could it be considered as an infinite line source? This would be pretty easy to model.
 
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Hi Butelia,

Yes, it would be an infinite line source. How would it be modeled? Is there a source I can check for that?
 
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One of the best references I've come across is:

Noise and Vibration Control Engineering: Principles and Applications
Leo Beranek (Editor) I. L. Ver (Editor)

Format: Hardcover, 1st ed., 804pp.
ISBN: 0471617512
Publisher: Wiley, John & Sons, Incorporated
Pub. Date: January 1992

I hope this is helpful.
 
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