In Reply to: RE: Hornresp and TD2001 simulation posted by Jmmlc on November 8, 2007 at 23:14:21:
Hi Jean-Michel,
Thanks for the additional information.
The division by zero error you are experiencing is different to the floating point problem reported by AMD Athlon users. There was a bug in the initial release of Version 17.00 which caused a "divide by zero" error when the flare tangent angle at the throat of a "Le Cléac'h" horn was 0 degrees. If you still have the problem with the most recent Hornresp release, Product Number 1700-071110, could you please supply me with a typical set of input parameter values that generates the error, so that I can investigate further - many thanks.
Taking your comments into account, I have relaxed the restriction on T so that the maximum permissible value is now 1,50. The throat acoustical impedance predictions remain valid with this slightly higher setting - I was thinking of much larger T values in my previous message :-).
< < … his preferred T value was 1.3415 > >
T values to four decimal places - wow, that is certainly being precise :-).
Thanks again for the feedback!
Kind regards,
David
This post is made possible by the generous support of people like you and our sponsors:
Follow Ups
- RE: Hornresp and TD2001 simulation - David McBean 11/9/0722:48:55 11/9/07 (4)
- RE: Hornresp and TD2001 simulation - Jmmlc 06:49:54 11/12/07 (3)
- RE: Hornresp and TD2001 simulation - David McBean 23:00:18 11/12/07 (2)
- RE: Hornresp and TD2001 simulation - dtkky 04:36:36 11/13/07 (1)
- RE: Hornresp and TD2001 simulation - David McBean 21:05:27 11/13/07 (0)