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Can su2 simulate aeroacoustics? #45

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@Zcaic
Zcaic
opened on Jul 4, 2023
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Hello,
Now I am working on a multidisciplinary optimization design, does su2 support aeroacoustic simulation?
I found some boundary keywords "MARKER_INTERNAL= ( FWH1 )" in some .cfg files, but when I open these mesh, I found the boundary "FWH1" is empty.
So I'm not sure if su2 can simulate aeroacoustics
Thanks!

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  1. woranopla commented on Feb 9, 2026

    @woranopla
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    on Feb 9, 2026
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    Hello,
    I'm bumping this thread as I'm currently facing a similar challenge. I've been looking for the integrated FW-H or CAA solver within the recent SU2 releases. were you able to find a way to activate the CAA module or did you end up using an external tool for the far-field noise prediction?

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