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darker
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Is it possible to show the amount of noise created by the fan in my model?. Which method can i use to display?
Which expression can i use? I want to analysis how much noise is produced if my fan speed increases? |
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Thomas
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There is a Fan Macro in CFD-Post to evaluate noise production.
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DB
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Hi,
It will be easier to go to basic thumb rule methods and see how noise increases with speed. I am not sure what kind of simulation your are doing, but if you are doing at simulations with 'basic mesh and numerics' any data you would get would be no-where near accurate.
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