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February 9, 2006, 23:13 |
ACOUSTICS FOR TURBOMACHINERY
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Hi, I am currently having a problem in evaluating the aero noise level and how I can use the CFX xoftware to my problem.
I have designed an axial blower and I have performed the normal analysis and I got pretty good results which I can validate with the test results. But at the same I need to simulate the aero noise level prediction which i need to meet the experimental values. So please get me how I can use CFX in my case. |
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February 10, 2006, 11:52 |
Re: ACOUSTICS FOR TURBOMACHINERY
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This depends on your needs. Do you want to calculate tone or broadband noise? Do you compare near- or far-field noise? To estimate blade tone, an URANS may be enough. However, for broadband noise, if you want to get it from first-principle approach, you'd better go with LES or DES. All those options are available in CFX.
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February 10, 2006, 22:01 |
Re: ACOUSTICS FOR TURBOMACHINERY
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Hi Longbow, I want to calculate only near field noise and I hav etried this option whih you have explained but still I am not able to match with the test results where I am able to match the same with other softwares. How I can fully utilise the CFX software for this pparticuly problem.
Regards Badri |
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