5. Computational noise prediction
Noise prediction remains a difficult problem, requiring considerable computing resources. It can only be done on an approximate basis. We will deal here only with the 2 main lines encountered on a pump:
the line at rotation speed N, of mechanical origin ;
the line at frequency n r N (scrolling of the impeller blades).
5.1 Line at frequency N
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Pressure fluctuations emitted by a pump (or valve) must be analyzed to determine the risk they represent for the circuit (stresses, vibration levels, natural frequencies, forces exerted on the structure).
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