Active noise-reducing ventilating sound-proof sliding window

Abstract

The invention discloses an active noise-reducing sliding window, which can effectively attenuate noise, particularly the low-frequency broadband noise while being naturally ventilated. The window body is a two-layer horizontal sliding window; and an active control system comprise a controller, a reference microphone sequence, a control source sequence and an error microphone sequence, wherein the controller adopts feedforward adaptive control and is arranged in a device case; the control source sequence is arranged in the device case and a control source bracket on the window body; and the reference microphone sequence and the error microphone sequence are respectively arranged in vertical window frames of the inner side and the outer side of the window. Three working conditions are preset, namely an enclosed sound-proof condition under the condition of the totally enclosed window (the active control system does not work), a ventilative active noise-reducing condition that the inner side and outside windows all open but the open area is less than 50 percent of the total opening area (the active control system works), and a free ventilative condition in other window opening modes (the active control system does not work). The active noise-reducing sliding window structure can achieve the newly increased noise attenuation of over 6dB in a frequency range of 200 to 600Hz.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to a design method of a ventilation and airtight sliding window using active noise control technology. Background technique [0002] Advocating green buildings is an inevitable trend of energy saving, healthy life and harmonious ecology. One of the important elements is the natural ventilation of the building. However, opening windows for ventilation can cause noise problems, such as outdoor traffic noise polluting the living environment. A window system that is naturally ventilated but has sufficient attenuation capacity for the incoming noise from the outside is important and meaningful. [0003] There have been related studies abroad, British scholars [J.Kang, Zhemin Li, "Numerical simulation of anacoustic window system using finite element method," Acust.Acta Acust.Volume 93, 152-163 (2007); J.Kang, M.W.Brocklesby , "Feasibility of applying micro-perforated absorbents in acoustic window systems," Appl. Acoust. Volume 66, 66...

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Problems solved by technology

The design methods of these published ventilation and sound insulation windows in China all use passive noise reduction methods to attenuate the incoming noise while ventilating, and have limited attenuation ability for the noise introduced with the airflow, especially the noise in the lower frequency band.

[0005] In the prior art, there is no actual window system capable of natural ventilation and effective active (active) control of the introduction of outdoor broadband noise

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