Interior Impedance and Pair Impedance
Use the Interior Impedance or Pair Impedance node in a frequency domain analysis to define the specific transfer impedance at the boundary between two domains or parts in an assembly as the ratio of pressure drop to normal velocity Zn = Δp/(n · u). The formulation is following the so-called Ingard-Myers condition. The associated boundary condition is
On pair (interior) impedance conditions the up/down, that refers to the up and down side of an interior boundary, is replaced by a 1 and 2 index in the equation display. These refer to the two source and destination faces in the pair.
Interior/Pair Impedance (Ingard-Myers)
Enter a Specific transfer impedance Zn (SI unit: Pa·s/m).