The finite element method is applied to the modelling of noise breakout from air-conditioning ducts which are rectangular in cross-section and lined with a bulk reacting sound absorbent. Mean flow in the central airway is also included in the model. An eigenvalue formulation is employed to couple the acoustic pressure field inside the duct to the displacement of the duct walls. Numerical predictions for the axial wavenumbers of the first “structural” and “acoustic” modes are examined both with and without mean flow
A finite element approach is proposed for the acoustic analysis of automotive silencers including a ...
In this study the acoustic sources generated by turbulent flow inside internal ducts are studied exp...
SoundDuctFlow, a Modelica library for the joint calculation of acoustic and flow quantities in HVAC ...
The finite element method is applied to the modelling of noise breakout from air-conditioning ducts ...
This paper describes a simple one-dimensional predictive model for breakout noise from a thin rectan...
Breakout noise from HVAC ducts is important at low frequencies, and the coupling between the acousti...
Breakout noise from HVAC ducts is important at low frequencies, and the coupling between the acousti...
Breakout noise from HVAC ducts is important at low frequencies, and the coupling between the acousti...
The effects of wall flexibility on the propagation of acoustical and structural waves in ducts lined...
Accurate prediction of the acoustics of fluid-structure interaction is important in devising quietin...
Noise control in the heating, ventilation and air-conditioning (HVAC) systems is one of the critical...
A general finite element formulation for analysis of the sound field in a uniform flow duct with a b...
A finite element code has been developed for the prediction of the radiated acoustic field from the ...
Stringent noise level requirements for commercial aircraft engines have driven the development of hi...
In recent years there has been a significant increase in computing performance. This has allowed com...
A finite element approach is proposed for the acoustic analysis of automotive silencers including a ...
In this study the acoustic sources generated by turbulent flow inside internal ducts are studied exp...
SoundDuctFlow, a Modelica library for the joint calculation of acoustic and flow quantities in HVAC ...
The finite element method is applied to the modelling of noise breakout from air-conditioning ducts ...
This paper describes a simple one-dimensional predictive model for breakout noise from a thin rectan...
Breakout noise from HVAC ducts is important at low frequencies, and the coupling between the acousti...
Breakout noise from HVAC ducts is important at low frequencies, and the coupling between the acousti...
Breakout noise from HVAC ducts is important at low frequencies, and the coupling between the acousti...
The effects of wall flexibility on the propagation of acoustical and structural waves in ducts lined...
Accurate prediction of the acoustics of fluid-structure interaction is important in devising quietin...
Noise control in the heating, ventilation and air-conditioning (HVAC) systems is one of the critical...
A general finite element formulation for analysis of the sound field in a uniform flow duct with a b...
A finite element code has been developed for the prediction of the radiated acoustic field from the ...
Stringent noise level requirements for commercial aircraft engines have driven the development of hi...
In recent years there has been a significant increase in computing performance. This has allowed com...
A finite element approach is proposed for the acoustic analysis of automotive silencers including a ...
In this study the acoustic sources generated by turbulent flow inside internal ducts are studied exp...
SoundDuctFlow, a Modelica library for the joint calculation of acoustic and flow quantities in HVAC ...