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Old   February 26, 2011, 15:47
Default Simulation of impedance tube (pls help)
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Hi everyone, i am new to CFD online.
i have a question here to everyone,
i am currently simulating the acoustic flow in the impedance tube. The apparatus involve a speaker at one the end, a tube with 4 microphones placing at the top and a cover at the other end.
i wanted to set my speaker as the inlet boundary condition by activating the acoustic model but failed to do so. there was a so called acoustic source in the acoustic modelling which i still couldn't understand how and what is the use of this acoustic source thingy. i tried to make my speaker as the acoustic source which i initially set as pressure inlet in gambit. surprisingly i did not see the pressure inlet selection in the acoustic source setting, there were only "walls" to be enabled. what is this acoustic source and is there anyway that i can set the frequency of the speaker? please help ...
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