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The Influence of Forebody Topology on Aerodynamic Drag and Aeroacoustics Characteristics of Squareback Vehicles using CAA

Fluid Dynamics · Submitted 23 Jun 2023

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The authors' main claim Surprisingly, negligible differences in aerodynamic drag and radiated sound are predicted despite these effects.

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CitationH. Viswanathan, K. K. Chode. "The Influence of Forebody Topology on Aerodynamic Drag and Aeroacoustics Characteristics of Squareback Vehicles using CAA." arXiv:2306.13466 (2023). https://pith.science/paper/VCBLDALP
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This study numerically investigates the aerodynamic forces and flow-induced noise generated by SAE-T4, Ahmed, and Hybrid forebody shapes with a squareback vehicle configuration using SBES-FW-H. The results show significant differences in lift coefficients and the presence of a horseshoe vortex at the mirror, with smaller eddies that interact with A-pillar vortices, resulting in pronounced pressure fluctuations and noise generation on the side window for the three configurations. Surprisingly, negligible differences in aerodynamic drag and radiated sound are predicted despite these effects.

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This study numerically investigates the aerodynamic forces and flow-induced noise generated by SAE-T4, Ahmed, and Hybrid forebody shapes with a squareback vehicle configuration using SBES-FW-H. The results show significant differences in lift coefficients and the presence of a horseshoe vortex at the mirror, with smaller eddies that interact with A-pillar vortices, resulting in pronounced pressure fluctuations and noise generation on the side window for the three configurations. Surprisingly, negligible differences in aerodynamic drag and radiated sound are predicted despite these effects.

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