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ANSYS FLUENT TUTORIAL : CFD Analysis of An Acoustics Louver | Turbulence and Acoustic Performance

23:48PersianTranscribed Jul 14, 2026
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Hello friends, welcome to Anis tutori.

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In this video, we are going to simulate

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an acoustical lure using anis plane.

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This tutorial uses anis plane to

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simulate a 2D acoustical lure to observe

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the aerodynamic pressure drop and change

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in velocity. And visually we are going

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to observe

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the sources of the selfgenerated noise

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using the broadband noise source model.

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So let's start.

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Open the unsix workbench

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and drag the fluid flow fluent into the

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project schematic space. Right click on

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this geometry and select new design

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modeler geometry. We're going to create

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the geometry using the design modeler of

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the ansis workbench.

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Set the units as millmter. I go to XY

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plane. Click on the G-axis to make this

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sketch normal to the screen. Now go to

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the sketching toolbox. Select the

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rectangle and draw a rectangle. Now go

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to dimension. Put the dimension of this

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rectangle.

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Put the height as 1500 mm.

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I do it as 600 mm. Now we are going to

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convert this 2D sketch into a 2D

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surface.

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For this go to concept tab and select

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surface from sketches.

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Select this sketch. Click on apply.

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Select the operation as adden. Then

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click on generate. A 2D surface has been

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generated. This is our fluid domain. Now

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we are going to create the model for

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this louver. For this we are going to

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create a new sketch.

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Select this XY plane again and insert a

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new plane

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and in that plane we are going to create

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the profile of this louver.

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Now select oval here

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and draw it.

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I put this dimension.

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Select this point and the bottom point.

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Select this point.

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Select this arc.

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Now we are going to select the angle.

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Right click and select alternate angle.

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And again select alternate angle.

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put this dimensions from this vertical

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axis.

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Now we're going to select all this put

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all these dimensions. It is 45°.

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L3 is 5335 mm.

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L4 is 200 mm.

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L8

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500 mm.

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Then the radius is 20 mm.

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This the Lover profile.

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We're going to convert this L 2D sketch

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into a 2D surface. Similarly,

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select surface from sketches. Select

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this sketch two and click on generate.

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Now we are going to pattern this for

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another two copies.

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So insert a new pattern. Select this

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surface body. Delete this one. Click on

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apply. Then select the direction.

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Click on apply. And enter the number of

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copies

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as two.

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Offset value. Enter the offset value as

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150.

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And number of copies as two.

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Then click on generate.

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Three numbers of

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lubers has been generated. We are now

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going to subtract

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it from this fluid domain.

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For this go to create menu and select

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boolean operation. Select the subtract

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option.

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Select the fluid domain as the target

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body

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and this B

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ser tool bodies and preserve tool bodies

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option as no. So that only fluid domain

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would be remain with three Ps like this.

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Now we are going to split this fluid

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domain into three parts for a better

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messing accuracy would be generated due

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to that.

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But this we are going to

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insert another sketch. Select the XY

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plane.

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Insert another sketch.

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Select the line tool and draw two lines

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vertical lines like this.

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Now put the dimensions.

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Keep it as 400 mm.

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We're going to convert this to a line

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body. Just select the two sketch.

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Click on apply. Then click on generate.

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Now line bodies has been generated. Now

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we are going to project this line body

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onto this fluid domain surface.

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For the select edges on the face option,

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click on edges. Click on apply. Then

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target body. Select the fluid domain as

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the target. Then click on apply.

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Then click on generate.

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Now the fluid domain has been splitted

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into three parts like this.

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Now we are going to modify something

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like this the second line so that it

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would be equidistance from this louver

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body.

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Click on generate like this.

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Now we we do not need this line body. So

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we can suppress this one. We'll keep

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this surface body.

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Geometry is complete. Now close this

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geometry and proceed for messing.

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Insert

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a sizing option.

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Go to a selection tool. Select this.

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Four vertical lines, vertical edges.

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Enter the number of divisions. Enter the

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number of divisions as 150.

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You can also change as per your

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requirement

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inside another sizing. Select this

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horizontal lines.

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Put the number of divisions as 125.

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Similarly, insert another Saging.

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Select these two horizontal lines. Click

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on apply and enter the number of

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divisions as 150.

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Insert face sizing option

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which would generate mapped face missing

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for this part and this part. Click on

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apply.

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Now click the generate mess.

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Now here we are going to turn on this

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adaptive sizing option

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for a better mesh distribution.

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Turn on this adaptive sizing option

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and increase the resolution up to seven.

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Then click on and add generate mess.

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Insert sizing for this clover blades.

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Enter the number of divisions.

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Keep it as 20.

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Also insert the refinement

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there is smaller cells

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and click on generate.

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We are going to further do the

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refinement to this middle section. So

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increase the refinement up to two. Then

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click on generate.

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The cell size has

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little better

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sizing option.

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Provide the select the all these curved

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surfaces.

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Click on apply. Enter the number of

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divisions.

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That's 10.

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Then click on generate mess.

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Now we are going to create the name

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selection for various boundary surfaces.

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Select this boundary and name it as

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inlet.

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Select this face and name it as outlet.

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Select all these top and bottom edges

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and name it as top and bottom wall.

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Select the edges of this lower blades.

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and name it as

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Lor walls.

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Now check all this name selection has

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been assigned properly or not.

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Now right click on this mess and select

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update mess.

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Now the mass cells has been linked with

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the fluent sol. Now close this messing

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and proceed for solver setup in anis

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fluent

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Select the double precision model. Click

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on start.

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Now go to models.

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Select the turbulence K omega SST model

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and click on okay.

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Select the acoustics.

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Select broadband noise sources. Give the

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default value of this model parameter.

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Now let's understand what are the

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various model parameters that to be used

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in aquestics model.

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First model parameter is the far field

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density.

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Farfield density it is 1.225 kg per me

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cube. is the standard density of air at

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sea level.

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The second parameter is farfield sound

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speed. This is the speed of sound in air

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medium.

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Third parameter is reference acquestics

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power.

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Acoustics power calculations

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heavily depends on the speed of sound to

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relate it turbulence velocity to

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acoustics pressure.

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reference acostics power

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that is 10 ^ minus 12 watt

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which is the universally accepted

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threshold of human hearing.

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The fourth parameter

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is number of realizations

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because this model is statistical.

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It guesses the noise based on the steady

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turbulence rather than simulating every

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sound wave.

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200 iteration means that it generates

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200 random turbulence samples to create

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a smooth average noise prediction.

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The last parameter is the number of

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forer modes. This determines how the

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turbulent energy is broken down into

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different frequency components to

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synthesize the noise mathematically.

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Fifth is the standard balance between

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accuracy and computational speed.

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Keep the default value of acquistics

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model.

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Click on okay.

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Now go to materials. Check the default

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material as here.

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Go to boundary conditions.

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Select the inlet boundary.

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We're going to put the inlet velocity as

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5 m/s

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at the inlet air velocity.

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Keep the default turbulence setting

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a 5% turbulent intensity.

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Then go to outlet.

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Keep the default pressure outlet

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boundary condition.

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The top and bottom walls set it as

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symmetry

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and click on close.

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Now go to solution methods.

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Select the coupled scheme

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gradient as green gas cell waste.

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I go to monitors residuals. Decrease the

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residuals up to 10 ^ minus 6.

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Click on okay.

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Now go to initialation.

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Do the hybrid initialization

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and go to round calculation pitch. Enter

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the number of iterations up to 1,000.

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Put the number of iteration as 1,000.

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Then click on calculate.

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The iteration process should take some

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time.

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Calculation is complete.

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Now we are going to see the aquestics

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power contour. For this go to results

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then contours.

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Select the contours of

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pressure first

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to see the pressure variation in this

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fluid domain.

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This the pressure variation.

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Now we are going to see the acostics

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acquestics power level

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in decibel.

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Click on this display.

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You can also save this contour image.

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Select the resolution. Click on save.

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Select

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the acoustics power. Click on save

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display

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and select this surface acoustics power

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level.

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This is nearer to this blades.

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Another

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is surface acostics power. Now close

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this contour.

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Close the fluid and proceed for CFD

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post-processing result analysis.

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Open the CFD post processing window.

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Now here we are going to insert a new

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contour.

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Select the location as symmetry one

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variable as pressure

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range as local and number of contours

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100. Click on apply.

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This the pressure variation contour.

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You can also change this color of this

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contour as per the fluent default

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fluent rainbow default color.

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You can modify the default legend part.

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You can also save this image. Contour

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image.

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Again go to controls. Select the

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variable as velocity.

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Click on apply.

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This the velocity variation.

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You can also save this contour image.

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You can also check the contours of

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turbulence.

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This specific dissipation rate,

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turbulent kinetic energy.

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Now turn off this contour and insert a

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vector. We're going to see the velocity

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vector. Select the location as symmetry

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one.

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Click on apply.

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is the velocity vector

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through the lower.

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You can also save this image.

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Now turn off this contour. Now insert a

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new stream line. Select is at surface

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trim line

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and surface as the symmetry one.

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Simmit one as the surface. Then click on

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apply.

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is the streamline variations

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the path of the air traveling through

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this aostic slower. With this let's

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conclude this demonstration. Thank you.

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Keep learning. Keep exploring.

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