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Experimental investigation of the accuracy of a vibroacoustic model for sandwich-composite panels.

This paper presents a detailed experimental validation of a general laminate model to predict the vibroacoustic behavior of flat sandwich-composite panels. The accuracy of the model is investigated using a thin and a thick sandwich panel over a large frequency band. Several indicators are compared including the structural wavenumber, modal density, damping loss factor, radiation efficiency, and sound transmission loss. The accuracy of a simpler model based on identifying effective properties of an equivalent orthotropic panel from the General Laminate Model is also discussed. Results show that the vibroacoustic behaviors of flat sandwich-composite panels are accurately estimated using the used model and compare well to the equivalent panel model (for total transmission loss). This experimental investigation is generic and can be used as a benchmark to validate other sandwich models.