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March 27, 2014, 04:35 |
Pressure in impedance tube
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Hi everybody,
I'm doing simulation on sound reduction through closed cell porous media as a sample. The sample is placed in a middle of two tubes namely upstream and downstream. Each tubes has two microphones as to captured the pressure generated by a soundsourse/speaker at the upstream. I assumed that the pressure at the downstream should be lower than the pressure at the upstream due to resistance of the sample. However I got otherwise... I used Ergun equation to calculate viscous resistance and inertial resistance of the porous sample, 1.9407e7 and 4465 each. I run the model at 300Hz, using Static Pressure, I got the pressure in Pa at each point of the microphones.. Using the pressure value I calculated the Sound Pressure Level (SPL)..am I right..? I got SPL at the upstream or in front of the sample is lower than the back of the sample or at the downstream.... Maybe someone can help me...TQ. |
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impedance tube, pressure, sound pressure level, viscous resistance |
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