Flow-induced Noise of Underwater Vehicles Calculation Based on CFD and The turbulent Boundary Layer Pulsating Pressure
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1.School of Naval Architecture and Ocean Engineering Huazhong University of Science and Technology;2.Shanghai Merchant Ship Design and Research Institute
The hydrodynamic noise issue of underwater vehicles during high-speed navigation has always been particularly prominent. Among them, hydrodynamic noise is divided into fluid pulsation pressure direct radiation noise and flow-induced noise. Flow-induced noise is the noise generated by structural vibration caused by turbulent pulsation pressure acting on the structural surface. Due to the randomness of turbulent disturbances, the spatial-temporal unevenness of surface pulsation pressure requires the intervention of statistical analysis methods when calculating flow-induced noise. The calculation methods for turbulent boundary layer pulsation pressure mainly include traditional semi-empirical formula calculation and CFD flow field analysis calculation. Flow-induced Noise calculation uses method combined with these two, extracting the parameters required for the frequency wavenumber spectrum prediction model in flow field simulation, and respectively using the finite element method and statistical energy method for calculation. The results are compared with those obtained from theoretical empirical formula methods, and the noise results of the two are quite consistent.