Noise and Vibration Control on Ships: Understanding and Cutting Through the Noise

This book provides a guide for the marine community to understand and address the noise and vibration environment associated with ships. Controlling noise and vibration in an effective and optimal manner requires a comprehensive understanding of all the ship systems that are involved in achieving a quiet vessel. While there are numerous published articles addressing various components of shipboard noise and vibration, this represents the first comprehensive book on the subject. Beginning from the basic acoustics of noise and vibration, it builds to more complex considerations in undersea sound, ship design, and compliance. The book provides an understanding of the ‘source-path-receiver’ modelling of shipboard noise and vibration. It delivers an overview of how to select and optimize both noise and vibration control treatments along with design guidance and methods to demonstrate compliance with acoustic regulations. It reflects the knowledge gained by the authors consulting over 40years each on hundreds of vessels, and represents an invaluable resource for ship builders and marine engineers.Noise and Vibration Control on Ships: Understanding and Cutting Through the Noise is written by Raymond Fischer; Leonid Boroditsky and published by Springer. ISBNs for Noise and Vibration Control on Ships are 9783031551703, 3031551702 and the print ISBNs are 9783031551697, 3031551699.