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How to define the thickness in acoustics
Posted 16 apr 2010, 08:48 GMT-4 Acoustics & Vibrations 3 Replies
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I'm having a problem with combining the structural mechanics and acoustics module. My model consists of a 2D model with a certain depth which can be perfectly defined in the mechanics module, but it seems to me impossible to do this in acoustics. Is there a simple solution to define this depth? So, I'm just wondering whether it is possible to model a box in 2D without extruding the mesh. I also thought of making an extra geometry for the acoustics part and coupling it with the original geometry but I prefer an easier method because this method is pretty sensitive to errors.
I have looked in the manual of COMSOL, the internet and this forum but I could not find the answer.
Thanks in advance,
Mark
Hello Mark Herink
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In the end I made a 3D model; I was not able to get it working in 2D, also because I had to extend the model and add more parameters for which 2D is not sufficient.
Regards,
Mark
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