sysnoise——IndirectBEM.pptVIP

Indirect Boundary Element Method - Definitions - Boundary Integral Equation (BIE) - Boundary Conditions - Special Conditions Definitions: Indirect BEM Objective: Analysis of the interior and exterior field at the same time. Define two new variables: Jump of pressure(double layer potential) Jump of pressurenormal derivatives(single layer potential) Boundary Integral Equation (BIE) (1) For any closed surface, the direct BIE is given by: Boundary Integral Equation (BIE) (2) For a thin structure the integral over S becomes Boundary Integral Equation (BIE) (3) Let the thickness of body go to zero, then we obtain Boundary Integral Equation (BIE) (4) Thus the integral equation becomes Boundary Conditions (1) The pressure and velocity boundary conditions discussed before, can be expressed as follows: x on S1: x on S2: Boundary Conditions (2) Taking into account the prescribed ? and ? values on S1 and S2, respectively, one can derive the following equations for X on S1: X on S2: Special Conditions (1) Treatment of free edges: Because of p+ = p- , the following boundary condition has to be prescribed: ? = 0 Special Conditions (2) Treatment of Junctions  Note: The nodes have to be duplicated. (Done automatically by the software!) Irregular Frequencies(indirect BEM) Exterior Problem with closed boundary surface. Non-unique solution for resonance frequencies of inner problem may cause problems. Help: What You Should Keep in Mind ...(Summary indirect BEM) Applicable to arbitrary surfaces (open, closed, with junctions, etc.). In the case of closed surfaces, the interior and the exterior problem are solved simultaneously. In a first step, jump of pressure and jump of velocity are computed on the surface. In a second step, pressure, velocity, intensity etc. can be computed at any point not on the surface. Formulation leads to fully populated but symmetric system matrices = faster than direct BEM for bigger problems! A Standard BE Cal