2020
DOI: 10.1016/j.jsv.2020.115656
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Stochastic modelling of leading-edge noise in time-domain using vortex particles

Abstract: Die konzeptionelle und vorläufige Auslegung rotierender Maschinen wie Lüfter, Windturbinen, gegenläufiger offener Rotoren und Hubschrauberblätter erfordert kostengünstige und einfach zu bedienende Werkzeuge, die eine schnelle Geräuschbeurteilung und Optimierungsanalyse ermöglichen. Die neuesten numerischen und experimentellen Methoden sind für die Durchführung einer Optimierungsstudie zu rechenaufwändig, wohingegen kostengünstige Methoden, wie zum Beispiel analytische, bei realistischen Profilgeometrien vor al… Show more

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“…A potential algorithm based on the Laplace formulation of irrotational flow is used to simulate background stationary flow in an airfoil system. Regarding implementation in detail, see [15].…”
Section: Overview Of the Vortex Methods In Two-dimensionsmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…A potential algorithm based on the Laplace formulation of irrotational flow is used to simulate background stationary flow in an airfoil system. Regarding implementation in detail, see [15].…”
Section: Overview Of the Vortex Methods In Two-dimensionsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…1, the complicated noise generated by an airfoil interacting with turbulence may be simplified into three major components: background flow, inflow turbulence and its interaction with the airfoil, and far-field noise prediction. A far-field noise prediction method is proposed by Sharma [15], which consists of three steps: i) background flow calculation, ii) statistically optimized inflow perturbation modeling, and iii) computing far-field sound pressure through repeated calculation of identical vortex passages, accelerated by a database approach. In contrast to real-time unsteady flow calculations, this method uses convecting vortex particles to represent turbulent signals in the computational domain.…”
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“…If the surface is rigid or impenetrable (and of course stationary) then this term is zero. Validation of the current FWH implementation is included in [41,42]. In the present approach, the flow solver computes the unsteady flow in the computational domain to give the fluctuating flow variables at each time step on the surface points.…”
Section: Acoustic Solvermentioning
confidence: 99%