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Effect of the lateral grooves' length on the resonance frequencies. On the ...
Published Online: September 13, 2024
Fig. 4 Effect of the lateral grooves' length on the resonance frequencies. On the left, the effect of open-end lateral grooves; on the right, closed-end grooves. Each marker represents a simulation result. More about this image found in Effect of the lateral grooves' length on the resonance frequencies. On the ...
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Modes with lowest frequencies, computed using Approach 1. These results are...
Published Online: September 13, 2024
Fig. 8 Modes with lowest frequencies, computed using Approach 1. These results are all part of the mode family ( 1 , m ) . A detail of the pressure variation inside a sipe is shown for the last resonance. More about this image found in Modes with lowest frequencies, computed using Approach 1. These results are...
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The acoustic model based on Approach 2. The geometry of the deformed treade...
Published Online: September 13, 2024
Fig. 9 The acoustic model based on Approach 2. The geometry of the deformed treaded tire in contact with the drum is represented on the left. A detail of the footprint region is shown on the right. More about this image found in The acoustic model based on Approach 2. The geometry of the deformed treade...
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In Approaches 3a and 3b, the footprint geometry is schematized as a network...
Published Online: September 13, 2024
Fig. 11 In Approaches 3a and 3b, the footprint geometry is schematized as a network of mono-dimensional finite elements. Different colors are used to represent different cross-sectional areas. More about this image found in In Approaches 3a and 3b, the footprint geometry is schematized as a network...
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Computational domain and boundary conditions for the flow-induced vibration...
Published Online: September 11, 2024
Fig. 1 Computational domain and boundary conditions for the flow-induced vibration system consisting of the flow past an elastically-mounted square cylinder at a high Reynolds number Re = 6.67 × 10 4 . The cylinder is limited to moving in the transverse direction. More about this image found in Computational domain and boundary conditions for the flow-induced vibration...
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Mesh diagram of    (  a  )    overall view overlaid on the computational do...
Published Online: September 11, 2024
Fig. 2 Mesh diagram of ( a ) overall view overlaid on the computational domain, ( b ) enlarged view surrounding the mesh-refined region, and ( c ) local view in close proximity to the cylinder’s wall More about this image found in Mesh diagram of ( a ) overall view overlaid on the computational do...
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The maximum structural amplitude     A  max   /  D    of flow-induced vibra...
Published Online: September 11, 2024
Fig. 3 The maximum structural amplitude A max / D of flow-induced vibration consisting of an elastically-mounted ( a ) circular cylinder at ( Re , m * , ζ ) = ( 10 , 000 , 11 , 0.001 ) with comparison between present numerical results and other exper... More about this image found in The maximum structural amplitude A max / D of flow-induced vibra...