A simple method improving acoustic mode identification capability based on genetic algorithms

This letter develops a simple approach of duct mode identification and reconstruction based on genetic algorithms, which can extend the azimuthal mode order range compared to the conventional method based on the (spatial) discrete Fourier transform. The underlying principle is reconstructing the dom...

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Published in:JASA express letters 2024-07, Vol.4 (7)
Main Authors: Bu, Huanxian, Han, Jun, Xiao, Yuqi, Zhou, Jie
Format: Article
Language:English
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Summary:This letter develops a simple approach of duct mode identification and reconstruction based on genetic algorithms, which can extend the azimuthal mode order range compared to the conventional method based on the (spatial) discrete Fourier transform. The underlying principle is reconstructing the dominant mode from the modal identification forward model through optimization by exploiting the sparsity of the mode amplitude vector. The performance is experimentally demonstrated for detections of one and two azimuthal modes under noisy conditions with nondominant modes. Overall, the proposed genetic-algorithm-based framework for solving acoustic inverse problems is beneficial to duct acoustic testing, particularly design evaluations of fan blades and acoustic liners for aeroengines.
ISSN:2691-1191
2691-1191
DOI:10.1121/10.0026465