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can i calculate the absorption coefficients of absorber composed of micro-perforated olate and porous material with comsol?
Posted 2013年5月7日 GMT-4 04:27 Acoustics & Vibrations Version 3.5a, Version 4.2 1 Reply
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hi, i am a new to comsol,.
And i want to calculate the absorption coefficients of a absorber composed of micro-perforated plate and porous material. can i calculate the coefficients of micro-perforated plate with MATLAB and then assign the values to that in COMSOL instead of Michelle formula?
looking forward to help from any body.
Thanks a lot .
yonghua
And i want to calculate the absorption coefficients of a absorber composed of micro-perforated plate and porous material. can i calculate the coefficients of micro-perforated plate with MATLAB and then assign the values to that in COMSOL instead of Michelle formula?
looking forward to help from any body.
Thanks a lot .
yonghua
1 Reply Last Post 2013年5月20日 GMT-4 03:08
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Hi,
You can not use the absorption coefficient as it is dimensionless and gives no phase information and it is frequency dependent. If you can find out the impedance (Kg * m/s) of the material you can use that instead.
I have been working on solutions for room-acoustical problems for some months now and it gives quite good results to use impedance instead of absorption coefficient.
Hope this helps
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/RVN
You can not use the absorption coefficient as it is dimensionless and gives no phase information and it is frequency dependent. If you can find out the impedance (Kg * m/s) of the material you can use that instead.
I have been working on solutions for room-acoustical problems for some months now and it gives quite good results to use impedance instead of absorption coefficient.
Hope this helps
--
/RVN