Save csv file of aeroacustics plots

[AndreaRapi]

There is a way to save the FLOWUnsteady Tonal SPL spectrum results (picture in blue) as a csv file using FLOWUnsteady scripts? I tried to modify some but it is not possible.

Many thanks,
Andrea

[MarcoPic99]

Hi! may I ask you who did you contact to get access to PSU-WOPWOP? Thank you.

[AndreaRapi]

Hi @MarcoPic99,

To run the aeroacoustics package you require a copy of PSU-WOPWOP (an FW-H code that was written at Penn State) which is not included by FLOWUnsteady. You can request a copy of the binary by contacting them directly.

Ciao,
Andrea

[philm71]

There is a way to save the FLOWUnsteady Tonal SPL spectrum results (picture in blue) as a csv file using FLOWUnsteady scripts? I tried to modify some but it is not possible.

Many thanks, Andrea

I would be interested in that function too

[AndreaRapi]

Hi @philm71,

Have you had the opportunity to work on improving this feature?

[philm71]

Hi @AndreaRapi, unfortunately not -have you made some progress?

[AndreaRapi]

Not yet but I'll try. Thanks for the info.

[philm71]

Great, thanks!! Could you please share the information if you have some news regarding this topic?

[EdoAlvarezR]

All the acoustics data that was generated by PSU-WOPWOP and BPM is stored under the dictionaries datasets_pww and datasets_bpm after calling

noise.read_data(dataset_infos; datasets_pww=datasets_pww, datasets_bpm=datasets_bpm)

You can access those dictionaries to fetch frequencies, SPL, and OASPL directivity (and perhaps save it as CSV if that format is better suited for your needs).

I'd recommend taking a look at the plotting functions to see how to process the PSU-WOPWOP and BPM data that is stored in those dictionaries: LINK1 LINK2