With the acceleration of urbanization,environmental vibration and noise pollution have become increasingly severe,and traditional vibration and noise reduction technologies are insufficient to meet current vibration c...With the acceleration of urbanization,environmental vibration and noise pollution have become increasingly severe,and traditional vibration and noise reduction technologies are insufficient to meet current vibration control requirements.This study,based on locally resonant theory,designed a novel local resonance periodic block(LRPB).Using the plane wave expansion method(PWEM)and the finite element method(FEM),this study investigated the bandgap characteristics,formation mechanisms,and vibration and acoustic performance of an LRPB under different periodic structures and material selection.The vibration reduction and noise reduction performance of LRPB has been validated through the Qingdao metro project.The research results show that the LRPB is superior to other periodic structures in terms of wide bandgap.Furthermore,configuring soft scatterer material,increasing the unit size,enhancing the material filling rate,and adopting a honeycomb arrangement can effectively reduce bandgap frequency.In structural design,non-high symmetry demonstrates greater advantages.In a study of a subway tunnel,the LRPB demonstrated superior vibration and noise mitigation performance compared to wave impeding block(WIB),thereby demonstrating potential for use in the field of vibration and noise reduction with regard to structures.展开更多
Indoor airborne bioaerosols of outdoor origin play an important role in determining the exposure of humans to bioaerosols because people spend most of their time indoors. However, there are few studies focusing on ind...Indoor airborne bioaerosols of outdoor origin play an important role in determining the exposure of humans to bioaerosols because people spend most of their time indoors. However, there are few studies focusing on indoor bioaerosols originating from outdoors. In this study, indoor versus outdoor size-resolved concentrations and particle asymmetry factors of airborne fluorescent bioaerosols in an office room were measured continuously for 6 days （144 h） using a fluorescent bioaerosol detector. The windows and door of this room were closed to ensure that there was only air infiltration; moreover, any human activities were ceased during sampling to inhibit effects of indoor sources. We focused on fine particles, since few coarse particles enter indoor environments, when windows and doors are closed. Both indoor and outdoor fluorescent bioaerosol size distributions were fit with two-mode lognormal distributions （indoor R2 = 0.935, outdoor R2 = 0.938）. Asymmetry factor distributions were also fit with lognormal distributions （indoor R2 = 0.992, outdoor R2 = 0.992）. Correlations between indoor and outdoor fluorescent bioaerosol concentrations show significant concentration-attenuation and a time lag during the study period. A two-parameter, semi-empirical model was used to predict concentrations of indoor fluorescent bioaerosols of outdoor origin. The measured and predicted concentrations had a linear relationship for the studied size fractions, with an R2 for all size fractions of larger than 0.83.展开更多
基金Natural Science Foundation of China under Grant No.42277130Natural Science Foundation of Shandong Province under Grant No.ZR2021ME144。
文摘With the acceleration of urbanization,environmental vibration and noise pollution have become increasingly severe,and traditional vibration and noise reduction technologies are insufficient to meet current vibration control requirements.This study,based on locally resonant theory,designed a novel local resonance periodic block(LRPB).Using the plane wave expansion method(PWEM)and the finite element method(FEM),this study investigated the bandgap characteristics,formation mechanisms,and vibration and acoustic performance of an LRPB under different periodic structures and material selection.The vibration reduction and noise reduction performance of LRPB has been validated through the Qingdao metro project.The research results show that the LRPB is superior to other periodic structures in terms of wide bandgap.Furthermore,configuring soft scatterer material,increasing the unit size,enhancing the material filling rate,and adopting a honeycomb arrangement can effectively reduce bandgap frequency.In structural design,non-high symmetry demonstrates greater advantages.In a study of a subway tunnel,the LRPB demonstrated superior vibration and noise mitigation performance compared to wave impeding block(WIB),thereby demonstrating potential for use in the field of vibration and noise reduction with regard to structures.
基金This work was supported by the National Key Research and Development Plan from the Ministry of Science and Technology of China through Grant No. 2016YFC0700500, as well as funding from Innovative Research Groups of the National Natural Science Foundation of China （No. 51521005）, and the National Natural Science Foundation of China （No. 51678328 ＆ 21221004 ＆ 41227805 ＆ 21190054）.
文摘Indoor airborne bioaerosols of outdoor origin play an important role in determining the exposure of humans to bioaerosols because people spend most of their time indoors. However, there are few studies focusing on indoor bioaerosols originating from outdoors. In this study, indoor versus outdoor size-resolved concentrations and particle asymmetry factors of airborne fluorescent bioaerosols in an office room were measured continuously for 6 days （144 h） using a fluorescent bioaerosol detector. The windows and door of this room were closed to ensure that there was only air infiltration; moreover, any human activities were ceased during sampling to inhibit effects of indoor sources. We focused on fine particles, since few coarse particles enter indoor environments, when windows and doors are closed. Both indoor and outdoor fluorescent bioaerosol size distributions were fit with two-mode lognormal distributions （indoor R2 = 0.935, outdoor R2 = 0.938）. Asymmetry factor distributions were also fit with lognormal distributions （indoor R2 = 0.992, outdoor R2 = 0.992）. Correlations between indoor and outdoor fluorescent bioaerosol concentrations show significant concentration-attenuation and a time lag during the study period. A two-parameter, semi-empirical model was used to predict concentrations of indoor fluorescent bioaerosols of outdoor origin. The measured and predicted concentrations had a linear relationship for the studied size fractions, with an R2 for all size fractions of larger than 0.83.
