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Noise generation by a supersonic leading edge. Part 2: Examples of two-dimensional sound fields

Noise generation by a supersonic leading edge. Part 2: Examples of two-dimensional sound fields
Noise generation by a supersonic leading edge. Part 2: Examples of two-dimensional sound fields
Formulae for the calculation of the sound fields generated by the interaction between a flat-plate semi-infinite aerofoil and a convected vortical gust in a supersonic mean flow have been developed in part 1. Now the special case of two-dimensional sound fields is considered, and specific examples are given. The examples include a periodic gust, transient gusts, and the problem of a line vortex sweeping past the aerofoil. Study of the resulting fields gives insight into the general behaviour which may be expected. The two-dimensional results are important in the study of complicated three-dimensional fields, as the near-fields often contain a region in which the field is two dimensional.
0022-460X
853-868
Powles, C.J.
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Powles, C.J.
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Powles, C.J. (2004) Noise generation by a supersonic leading edge. Part 2: Examples of two-dimensional sound fields. Journal of Sound and Vibration, 276 (3-5), 853-868. (doi:10.1016/j.jsv.2003.11.041).

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Formulae for the calculation of the sound fields generated by the interaction between a flat-plate semi-infinite aerofoil and a convected vortical gust in a supersonic mean flow have been developed in part 1. Now the special case of two-dimensional sound fields is considered, and specific examples are given. The examples include a periodic gust, transient gusts, and the problem of a line vortex sweeping past the aerofoil. Study of the resulting fields gives insight into the general behaviour which may be expected. The two-dimensional results are important in the study of complicated three-dimensional fields, as the near-fields often contain a region in which the field is two dimensional.

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Published date: 2004

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Local EPrints ID: 28460
URI: http://eprints.soton.ac.uk/id/eprint/28460
ISSN: 0022-460X
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Date deposited: 02 May 2006
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Author: C.J. Powles

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