Description
This presentation will gives an overview of ongoing research into acoustic wave behaviour in both fluids and solids applications, highlighting their generation, propagation, and mitigation. From low-order modelling of aero- and hydroacoustic instabilities in piping systems, sonic cavitation and bubble dynamics to acoustic MEMS sensors, we will address the challenges of predicting and controlling acoustic behaviour in complex systems, through a combination of experimental techniques and modelling approaches. The talk will highlight the interplay between fluid dynamics, structural mechanics, and acoustics in engineering design.
Primary author
Claire Bourquard
(Eindhoven University of Technology)
