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January 4, 2021, 05:21 |
Sound absorption for speaker simulation
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Iņaki
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I am currently modelling a speaker, analysing the resonant frequencies, sound pressure and sound velocity.
In general speaker design, materials like fibre glass foams are introduced inside the speaker to minimice the resonances. I have done good progress but I am still struggling with one are: Sound absorption material. I tried to replace the internal air of the speaker with an Ansys material called "Foam, glass" but then I can not select the volume as Acoustic Region. How can I assign sound absorbing properties to an air volume for acoustic analysis? Very much appreciate you help. |
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