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coupling fluid flow with acoustics
Posted 2011年4月19日 GMT-4 15:11 Fluid & Heat, Acoustics & Vibrations Version 3.5a 3 Replies
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I would like to know what velocities of a fluid are produced by the vibration of a probe submerged in it. I have already done transient acoustic modeling, where the pressure distributions are found within the fluid. One of the probe boundaries was defined as normal acceleration. However, I am interested in the velocity fields of the fluid. Is it possible to take the pressure as an input for the fluid flow? How can I achieve this? Any ideas?
Thank you
Sylvana
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I am trying to model a similar system and have used the transient acoustic modelling in the liquid. Did you manage to couple this to a fluid flow?
Thanks,
Richard
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I have left this problem on standby for now, but plan on continuing this model soon. If I'm successful, I'll send you a note.
Sylvana
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Have you solved it?I hava the same problem