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December 4, 2006, 07:23 |
CFX for Aero-acoustic modeling
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Hi,
I have one question about the aero-acoustic capability in CFX. Could I use CFX to simulate the far-field noise in CFX and represent the SPL vs. Frequency Plot in the CFX-post? Thanks. Saturn |
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December 4, 2006, 08:56 |
Re: CFX for Aero-acoustic modeling
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Yes or no. In order to calculate far-field noise accurately, you need a very fine mesh (to cover whole frequency range and reduce numerical dissipation) from near-field upto far-field. Generally, this requirement results in a mesh which is too big to solve directly in any CFD code unless you have thousands CPUs available. Therefore, a more practical approach is to get aerodynamic information at near-field using CFD code and calcualte noise propagation to far-field using other code, like SYSNOISE. Next release of CFX will have a simple macro to calculate blade tone at far-field. Fluent does have some aero-acoustic modules to estimate broadband noise. By the way, there is no FFT capability in CFX-Post.
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