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Identification of the aeroacoustic response of a low Mach number flow through a T-joint
P Martínez-Lera1, C Schram, S Föller
1LMS International, Researchpark Z1, Interleuvenlaan 68, Leuven, Belgium.
Abstract:
A methodology to study numerically the aeroacoustic response of low Mach number confined flows to acoustic excitations is presented. The approach combines incompressible flow computations, vortex sound theory, and system identification techniques, and is applied here to study the behavior of a two-dimensional laminar flow through a T-joint. Comparison with experimental results available in literature shows that the computed source models capture the main physical mechanisms of the sound production in the shear layer of the T-joint.
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