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Mechanisms of flow-induced noise and control in underwater grille-cavity systems: Effects of grille number and inclination
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Abstract
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• Flow-induced noise in underwater grille-cavity systems is studied using LES/FW-H. • Sparse and dense flow regimes are identified based on the number of grilles. • Grille density effectively modulates the transition of cavity oscillation modes. • Slanted grilles suppress large-scale vortices by fragmenting the shear layer. • Optimized grille configurations lead to significant far-field noise reduction.
Keywords:
Flow-induced noise
Grille-cavity system
LES/FW-H
Cavity oscillation modes
Noise control
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