Thesis - Hybrid Aeroacoustic investigation of rotating axial fan modelled as EMBB

Master Thesis The scope of this master thesis is to investigate aeroacoustic noise emission from the case of a rotating axial fan by modelling the fan as a rotating Embedded Body (EMBB) on a stationary mesh. Scale resolving approaches to simulation of turbulent flow fields e.g., Large-Eddy Simulation (LES), can directly deliver accurate acoustic source terms as input for the following acoustic simulation (AS). The described workflow should be applied with AVL FIRE M, for the LES, where the rotating fan is modelled as an EMBB with openCFS for solving the PCWE. The flow and acoustic results should be analyzed and compared against literature for validation. Literature research on the hybrid CAA approach and current methods LES simulation of the rotating fans with the rotating fan modelled as EMBB to provide acoustic source terms Application of the workflow with AVL FIRE M and openCFS Result analysis and validation