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Mohammad.R.Shetab
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Hi everyone
I want to work on the noise prediction of a centrifugal fan with radios about 30cm.(745 rpm) The question is because I should predict pressure fluctuations, should I solve the flow compressible or incompressible?!!! And what solvers should I use?!! thanks Mohammadreza |
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Tobias Holzinger
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Hi Mohammadreza,
sounds quite incompressible, so I would recommend icofoam. I only do compressible simulations with rhoPisoFoam... Depends on what you want to simulate... Maybe you should first define your goals before you select the solver...
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Mohammad.R.Shetab
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Dear Tobias
Thank you for your answer. I know that the flow is incompressible and it should be solved with solvers MRFSimpleFoam(for steady) and turbDyMFoam(for unsteady). But my question is acoustic field is something different from flow field. I mean noise generation and propagation is something based on pressure fluctuaion and relatively density fluctuation. In this kind of problems, should I still solve the flow incompressible?!! Thanks Mohammadreza |
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