At sea, acoustic turbulence behaves like an invisible disruptor that infiltrates vessel interiors through metallic frames, ventilation shafts, and engine compartments. This phenomenon often reduces passenger ease and crew concentration, especially during extended voyages. Modern naval architecture increasingly depends on specialized damping systems to neutralize this issue. Among these...
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