A three-dimensional (3D) hybrid LES-acoustic analogy method for computational aeroacoustics (CAA) is presented for the prediction
of open-cavity noise. The method uses large-eddy simulation (LES) to compute the acoustic source while the Ffowcs Williams-Hawkings
(FW-H) acoustic analogy is employed for the prediction of the far-field sound. As a comparison, a two-dimensional (2D) FW-H
analogy is also included. The hybrid method has been assessed in an open-cavity flow at a Mach number of 0.85 and a Reynolds
number of Re=1.36×106, where some experimental data are available for comparison. The study has identified some important technical issues in the
application of the FW-H acoustic analogy to cavity noise prediction and CAA in general, including the proper selection of
the integration period and the modes of sound sources in the frequency domain. The different nature of 2D and 3D wave propagation
is also highlighted, which calls for a matching acoustic solver for each problem. The developed hybrid method has shown promise
to be a feasible, accurate and computationally affordable approach for CAA. 相似文献
The artificial viscosity method for three—dimensional unsteady gas flow is developed. The stability of finite difference scheme
in this case is investigated. The necessary and sufficient conditions for the stability are obtained; these conditions formally
agree with the two-dimensional result in Rusanov's paper. 相似文献
The fabrication of 3D cell microenvironments exploiting versatile, long‐term stable passivating poly(acryl amide) brushes in a microwell format and the study of the behavior of fibroblast and pancreatic tumor cells in wells of systematically varied shape and size is reported. The microwells, which are obtained by combining micromolding in capillaries with microcontact printing of initiator monolayers for subsequent surface‐initiated polymerization of acrylamide and controlled functionalization with fibronectin (FN), expose cell adhesive areas inside the wells and protein and cell resistant brushes on the topside plateaus. NIH 3T3 fibroblast and pancreatic tumor (Patu 8988T) cells adhere and remain viable in the FN coated microwells for more than 1 week. Compared to 2D patterns, both cell lines are observed to attach to the bottom as well as the sidewalls of the microwells. The cytoskeleton alignment is found to be less pronounced compared to 2D patterned substrates, independent of microwell size and geometry.
IntroductionNumerical manifold method is a new numerical method established on the basis of finitecover of manifold[1,2].By using continuous and non-continuous finite cover system,thenumerical manifold method includes the continuous and non-continuous as … 相似文献