Lagrangian finite element treatment of transient vibration/acoustics of biosolids immersed in fluids
Lagrangian finite element treatment of transient vibration/acoustics of biosolids immersed in fluids
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DOI:
10.1002/nme.2192
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发表时间:
2008-04-30
影响因子:
2.9
通讯作者:
Hildebrand, J. A.
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作者:
Krysl, P.;Cranford, T. W.;Hildebrand, J. A.
Superposition principle is used to separate the incident acoustic wave from the scattered and radiated waves in a displacement-based finite element model. An absorbing boundary condition is applied to the perturbation part of the displacement. Linear constitutive equation allows for inhomogeneous, anisotropic materials, both fluids and solids. Displacement-based finite elements are used for all materials in the computational volume. Robust performance for materials with limited compressibility is achieved using assumed-strain nodally integrated simplex elements or incompatible-mode brick elements. A centered-difference time-stepping algorithm is formulated to handle general damping accurately and efficiently. Verification problems (response of empty steel cylinder immersed in water to a step plane wave, and scattering of harmonic plane waves from an elastic sphere) are discussed for assumed-strain simplex and for voxel-based brick finite element models. A voxel-based modeling scheme for complex biological geometries is described, and two illustrative results are presented from the bioacoustics application domain: reception of sound by the human ear and simulation of biosonar in beaked whales. Copyright (c) 2007 John Wiley & Sons, Ltd.