湖南大学学报(自然科学版)
湖南大學學報(自然科學版)
호남대학학보(자연과학판)
JOURNAL OF HUNAN UNIVERSITY(NATURAL SCIENCES EDITION)
2010年
3期
24-28
,共5页
汪怡平%谷正气%杨雪%李伟平%林肖辉%芦克龙
汪怡平%穀正氣%楊雪%李偉平%林肖輝%蘆剋龍
왕이평%곡정기%양설%리위평%림초휘%호극룡
气动噪声%计算流体力学%大涡模拟%FWH声学模型%直接边界元
氣動譟聲%計算流體力學%大渦模擬%FWH聲學模型%直接邊界元
기동조성%계산류체역학%대와모의%FWH성학모형%직접변계원
aerodynamic noise%computational fluid dynamics(CFD)%large eddy simulation (LES)%FW-H model%direct boundary element method(BEM)
通过耦合CFD(Computational Fluid Dynamics)与专业声学代码SYSNOISE求解汽车空调管道气动噪声,即利用LES(Large Eddy Simulation)湍流模型对空调管道的瞬态流场进行求解获得噪声源项,然后将噪声源项作为边界条件导入SYSNOISE来计算噪声的传播.根据流场分析与声场分析结果对空调管道的结构提出了两种改型方案,并对改型前后的空调系统噪声进行了测试.测试结果表明相比原始空调系统,两种方案都能有效降低噪声且方案二效果更好,驾驶员附近的噪声最大降幅达4.5 dB.
通過耦閤CFD(Computational Fluid Dynamics)與專業聲學代碼SYSNOISE求解汽車空調管道氣動譟聲,即利用LES(Large Eddy Simulation)湍流模型對空調管道的瞬態流場進行求解穫得譟聲源項,然後將譟聲源項作為邊界條件導入SYSNOISE來計算譟聲的傳播.根據流場分析與聲場分析結果對空調管道的結構提齣瞭兩種改型方案,併對改型前後的空調繫統譟聲進行瞭測試.測試結果錶明相比原始空調繫統,兩種方案都能有效降低譟聲且方案二效果更好,駕駛員附近的譟聲最大降幅達4.5 dB.
통과우합CFD(Computational Fluid Dynamics)여전업성학대마SYSNOISE구해기차공조관도기동조성,즉이용LES(Large Eddy Simulation)단류모형대공조관도적순태류장진행구해획득조성원항,연후장조성원항작위변계조건도입SYSNOISE래계산조성적전파.근거류장분석여성장분석결과대공조관도적결구제출료량충개형방안,병대개형전후적공조계통조성진행료측시.측시결과표명상비원시공조계통,량충방안도능유효강저조성차방안이효과경호,가사원부근적조성최대강폭체4.5 dB.
The aerodynamic noise of automotive HVAC duct was predicted with computational fluid dynamics(CFD) coupled with specialized acoustics codes SYSNOISE, i.e., the transient flow field in the automotive HVAC duct was computed on the basis of large eddy simulation(LES) and the noise source term was obtained. Then the noise source term was imported into the acoustic software called SYSNOISE as the boundary condition to compute the spread of noise. According to the analysis result of flow field and acoustic field, tow improvement schemes were proposed, and air-conditioning system noise was tested on the basis of prototype and improvement model. The test results have shown that the tow schemes are effective in reducing the air-conditioning system compared with the prototype model. In particular, the noise is significantly reduced near the driver's ear, and the largest declines by up to 4.5 dB.