Hey Sci
I was wondering when there are rotor blades (computer fan, helicopters etc) where is sound generation most intense and how does it spread. Where is it the loudest? Is there a good ressource with live animation gifs somewhere where you can login with ivy league login to use the software?
>>8562799
Bumping the bump, so that it isn't just OP.
http://physics.stackexchange.com/questions/69915/what-part-of-the-fan-blade-actually-does-the-noise-generation
Literally the first link when googled "how does a fan make sound?"
>>8562914
Thanks!
>>8562921
Thank you for the link, very good and detailed answer, just what I looked for
The ultimate thing would be a program where I could type in all the data and get results on frequencies and power (dB) if anyone knows anything let me know!
Also: I read that in active noise cancellation the undesired noise is not eliminated, it's just quiet in a small area but even stronger in other areas (shiftibg, not eluminating) can anyone confirm this and or give me source
Thanks
>>8562799
Just scream louder to drown out the sound, OP.
Simple.
>>8563123
>The ultimate thing would be a program where I could type in all the data and get results on frequencies and power (dB) if anyone knows anything let me know!
You'll probably want to learn some finite element methods and look up some differential equation for sound propagation.