X-ray tomographic image post-processing and a new 2D LBM simulation for the determination of the porosity and the static airflow resistivity of an acoustic fibrous material
Pierre Lamary, Belisario N. Huallpa, Flávio C. Bannwart, Enio P. de Deus, Ahmed Benallal, José R.F. Arruda
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Agradecimentos: The authors would like to thank the CAPES-COFECUB Project 773/13 - Proc. 8909-14-8, the CNPq/Universal Proc. 82351/2013–6 and the CAPES/PNPD Proc. 1564115 for their financial support. We would also like to thank Jean-Daniel Chazot, from the Laboratoire Roberval (UMR CNRS 7337) of the...
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Agradecimentos: The authors would like to thank the CAPES-COFECUB Project 773/13 - Proc. 8909-14-8, the CNPq/Universal Proc. 82351/2013–6 and the CAPES/PNPD Proc. 1564115 for their financial support. We would also like to thank Jean-Daniel Chazot, from the Laboratoire Roberval (UMR CNRS 7337) of the Université de Technologie de Compiègne (UTC)/France, and Benjamin Smaniotto, Technical Manager of the tomograph of the Laboratoire de Méchanique et Technologie (LMT, UMR CNRS 8535) of the ENS Paris-Saclay, for their valuable help
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A set of X-ray tomographic images of a highly porous material composed of air-saturated coconut fibers isconsidered and used to estimate intrinsic characteristics of the material. Two physical properties are ofinterest: porosity and static airflow resistivity. For the porosity, two-dimensional...
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A set of X-ray tomographic images of a highly porous material composed of air-saturated coconut fibers isconsidered and used to estimate intrinsic characteristics of the material. Two physical properties are ofinterest: porosity and static airflow resistivity. For the porosity, two-dimensional gray-scale tomographyimages are obtained and post-processed to produce approximative black and white ones, unambiguouslyattributing distinct regions to fibers and air locations. The porosity is then directly deduced counting theblack and white pixels. Several image processing algorithms are compared and associated porositiesrange from 0:76 to 0:97, depending on the method employed, while it is estimated to be 0:86 from ouranalysis. For the airflow resistivity, the idea followed here is to use the pattern of the post-processedimages as the lattice in a Lattice Boltzmann Method (LBM) fluid dynamics computation. To our knowl-edge, the LBM has not been used in this context before. A new 2D implementation of the method is there-fore developed and studied. After tuning computational parameters, we have estimated the airflowresistivity using ten images of our sample to be 1382#12 Pa:s=m2. Both porosity and resistivity resultsare fully consistent with measurements obtained from a porosity-meter and a resistivity-meter, demon-strating the pertinence of X-ray tomography and the associated proposed methods
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X-ray tomographic image post-processing and a new 2D LBM simulation for the determination of the porosity and the static airflow resistivity of an acoustic fibrous material
Pierre Lamary, Belisario N. Huallpa, Flávio C. Bannwart, Enio P. de Deus, Ahmed Benallal, José R.F. Arruda
X-ray tomographic image post-processing and a new 2D LBM simulation for the determination of the porosity and the static airflow resistivity of an acoustic fibrous material
Pierre Lamary, Belisario N. Huallpa, Flávio C. Bannwart, Enio P. de Deus, Ahmed Benallal, José R.F. Arruda
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Applied acoustics Vol. 169, no. 1 (Dec., 2020), n. art. 107452 |