the Acoustic Test Chamber at the Jet Propulsion Laboratory
The Acoustic Test Chamber at the Jet Propulsion Laboratory (JPL) is used to testvarious hardware components with a random noise spectrum in order to replicate
a launch environment. The facility currently consists of a WAS 3000 Airstream
Modulator, which is controlled by M+P VibControl Software, and has data
acquisition capabilities of 120 channels.
Requirements can be achieved for a class 10,000 clean room, which includes
garment room and air-shower features. An airlock and clean room hi-bay, located
directly adjacent to the Acoustic Test Chamber, which allows for easy assembly
and inspection procedures.
Technical Specificat ions
Max SPL (bare chamber) 153 dB
Typical test SPL 147 dB
Noise floor (gas-on) 115 dB (at 17 PSI)—130 dB (at 40 PSI)
Frequency range 20-1,000 Hz
Medium Gaseous nitrogen
Ph ysical Cha racte ristics
Chamber dimensions 18 feet x 21 feet x 26 feet
Door dimensions 18 feet x 24 feet
Enclosed volume 10,400 cubic feet
Walls 18-inch-thick double reinforced concrete
CON TACT IN FORM ATION
Andrew D. Rose
NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory
(818) 354-0809
E-mail: Andrew.D.Rose@jpl.nasa.gov
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
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