Free Vibration of Light Roofs Backed by Cavities

Modal properties of light roofs such as cable roofs backed by cavities with openings are theoretically investigated. Taken into account are the interaction between the roof and the air enclosed by the cavity, the air outside the roof, and air leakage through the openings in the building walls. Both...

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Published in:Journal of engineering mechanics 1990-03, Vol.116 (3), p.549-564
Main Authors: Novak, Milos, Kassem, Magdy
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