A wave number method （WNM） is proposed to deal with the two-dimensional coupled structural-acoustic problem. Based on an indirect Trefftz approach, the displacement and the pressure response are approximated respect...A wave number method （WNM） is proposed to deal with the two-dimensional coupled structural-acoustic problem. Based on an indirect Trefftz approach, the displacement and the pressure response are approximated respectively by a set of wave functions, which exactly satisfy the governing equations and are independent of the size of the coupled system. The wave functions comprise the exact solutions of the homogeneous part of the governing equations and some particular solution functions, which arise from the external excitation. The weighting coefficients of the wave functions can be obtained by enforcing the pressure approximation to satisfy the boundary conditions and it is performed by applying the weighted residual formulation. The example is computed by the WNM and the BEM. The results show that, the WNM can attain the same accuracy and convergence as the BEM with less degrees of freedom.展开更多
Based on the indirect Trefftz approach, a wave number method （WNM） is proposed to deal with three-dimensional steady-state acoustic problems. In the WNM, the dynamic pressure response variable is approximated by a s...Based on the indirect Trefftz approach, a wave number method （WNM） is proposed to deal with three-dimensional steady-state acoustic problems. In the WNM, the dynamic pressure response variable is approximated by a set of wave functions, which exactly satisfy the Helmholtz equation. The set of wave functions comprise the exact solutions of the homogeneous part of the governing equations and some particular solution functions. The unknown coefficients of the wave functions can be obtained by enforcing the pressure approximation to satisfy the boundary conditions. Compared with the boundary element method （BEM）, the WNM have a smaller system matrix, and is applicable to the radiation problems since the wave functions are independent of the domain size. A 3D acoustic cavity is exemplified to show the properties of the method. The results show that the wave number method is more efficient than the BEM, and it is fairly accurate.展开更多
基金Project supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China (No.10472035).
文摘A wave number method （WNM） is proposed to deal with the two-dimensional coupled structural-acoustic problem. Based on an indirect Trefftz approach, the displacement and the pressure response are approximated respectively by a set of wave functions, which exactly satisfy the governing equations and are independent of the size of the coupled system. The wave functions comprise the exact solutions of the homogeneous part of the governing equations and some particular solution functions, which arise from the external excitation. The weighting coefficients of the wave functions can be obtained by enforcing the pressure approximation to satisfy the boundary conditions and it is performed by applying the weighted residual formulation. The example is computed by the WNM and the BEM. The results show that, the WNM can attain the same accuracy and convergence as the BEM with less degrees of freedom.
文摘Based on the indirect Trefftz approach, a wave number method （WNM） is proposed to deal with three-dimensional steady-state acoustic problems. In the WNM, the dynamic pressure response variable is approximated by a set of wave functions, which exactly satisfy the Helmholtz equation. The set of wave functions comprise the exact solutions of the homogeneous part of the governing equations and some particular solution functions. The unknown coefficients of the wave functions can be obtained by enforcing the pressure approximation to satisfy the boundary conditions. Compared with the boundary element method （BEM）, the WNM have a smaller system matrix, and is applicable to the radiation problems since the wave functions are independent of the domain size. A 3D acoustic cavity is exemplified to show the properties of the method. The results show that the wave number method is more efficient than the BEM, and it is fairly accurate.
