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Old   April 20, 2016, 18:44
Default Pressure field on a rotor decomposed as fourier series coefficients.
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Hi everybody,

I'm dealing with simulation of turbomachine in OpenFOAM. I need the pressure field on the rotor in frequency domain for some vibrations analysis.

So somebody told me that as the rotor is periodic, instead of doing FFT I have to do Fourier series decomposition to only get the relevant harmonics of the signal.

My pressure is extracted at each revolution. so how do I do that ?

For me I know just how to perform FFT but it for a broad of frequencies.

Hope I have explain my problem. If somebody can help me clarify the matter may be I'm mistaken....

Thanks.

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