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Hello all,
This question is for the ones of you who are more experienced in XFlow. I am using XFlow to do an acoustics simulation on a vending machine. I got two fans for cooling on the bottom side and two small motors on top for which I have values for noise. The fans are set to enforced movement and they rotate at a given speed therefore, moving air and generating noise. So I get some results though..but incomplete. I am not finding anything on how to put some noise values on the small motors. Is there a way you could define, let's say a point that actually generates noise, increasing sound pressure levels? How else would I approach this? Please let me know if you need more information or if I was not clear enough. Looking forward to your replies. Thank you, Dan |
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cfd acoustics, noise, noise generation, xflow |
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