CFD simulation enables visualisation of simulation results in 2D or 3D form without requiring to conduct a physical experiment which can be time-consuming at the same time cost-inefficient and could potentially extremely hazardous.Continue Reading
Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD) modelling refers to the simulation of fluid and/or gases based on the principles of fluid mechanics, utilising numerical methods and algorithms.Continue Reading
Normally sound below 85dB would be acceptable for exposure of 8hrs/day. Noise above 140dB can be considered intrusive and normally not acceptable at any time without PPE.Continue Reading
The method and instrument to be used is depending on the aim of the noise measurement. For personnel exposure, Dosimeter, Integrating Sound Level Meter or Sound Level Meter can be used. For Noise Survey or Noise Level Generated by Noise Source, ISLM or SLM can be used.Continue Reading
Noise is an unwanted sound, this is depending on the receiver’s perspective and circumstances. It can be an unpleasant background sound, loud, or disruptive sound.Continue Reading
Acoustic-Induced Vibration (AIV) is structural vibration excited by intense acoustic pressure in a piping system and pressure reducing devices, whilst Flow-Induced Vibration (FIV) is the result of turbulence in the process fluid which occurs due to major flow discontinuities.Continue Reading
Mitigations against FIV are as follows: Increase the diameter of the pipe or pipe size to reduce the fluid velocity Increase pipe wall thickness to increase system rigidity Provide a better support configuration by increasing the number of support Adding viscous damper, snubber, shock arrestor or other vibration reducers to the piping system as a...Continue Reading