supersonic jet noise: main sources and reduction methodologies
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Abstract
The large velocity ratio and the presence of Shocks in the exhaust plume from low bypass engines or supersonic jetliners
cause jet noise to be dominant component of overall aircraft noise, and therefore is an important issue in design of the
next generation of civil supersonic transport. Jet noise reduction technology also has application in the design of highperformance
tactical aircraft. Jet noise is of particular concern on aircraft carriers where it is necessary for deck crew to
be in relatively close proximity to the aircraft at takeoff and landing. In this paper, a brief discussion about supersonic jet
noise sources and a review of the main passive technologies employed for the reduction of supersonic jet noise are
presented.
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| Authors | ;Mohammadreza Azimi;Fathollah Ommi |
| Journal | communications in statistics: simulation and computation |
| Year | 2014 |
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