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An open-source implementation of analytical turbulence-airfoil interaction noise model

An open-source implementation of analytical turbulence-airfoil interaction noise model
An open-source implementation of analytical turbulence-airfoil interaction noise model
An open-source implementation of the Amiet model for turbulence-airfoil interaction noise implemented in Python programming language is presented. The proposed implementation, named amiet_tools, allows the user to calculate the unsteady surface pressure jump and the radiated acoustic pressure due to a single or multiple turbulent gusts interacting with a flat plate airfoil. Secondary effects such as the acoustic near-field, finite-span effects, subcritical gusts contribution, and sound refraction at a planar shear layer are available for simulating a realistic open-jet wind tunnel test setup. Prediction results are presented and compared to measured acoustic pressures obtained in an open-jet wind tunnel with a planar spiral microphone array, and good agreement is obtained over a wide range of frequencies. A link for downloading the package codes and sample experimental data is included. It is expected the proposed implementation can be adopted as a quick benchmark for more advanced analytical airfoil noise models and experimental measurements.
Casagrande Hirono, Fabio
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Joseph, Phillip
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Fazi, Filippo
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Casagrande Hirono, Fabio
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Joseph, Phillip
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Casagrande Hirono, Fabio, Joseph, Phillip and Fazi, Filippo (2020) An open-source implementation of analytical turbulence-airfoil interaction noise model. AIAA 2020 Aviation Forum, Virtual. 15 - 19 Jun 2020. 21 pp . (doi:10.2514/6.2020-2544).

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An open-source implementation of the Amiet model for turbulence-airfoil interaction noise implemented in Python programming language is presented. The proposed implementation, named amiet_tools, allows the user to calculate the unsteady surface pressure jump and the radiated acoustic pressure due to a single or multiple turbulent gusts interacting with a flat plate airfoil. Secondary effects such as the acoustic near-field, finite-span effects, subcritical gusts contribution, and sound refraction at a planar shear layer are available for simulating a realistic open-jet wind tunnel test setup. Prediction results are presented and compared to measured acoustic pressures obtained in an open-jet wind tunnel with a planar spiral microphone array, and good agreement is obtained over a wide range of frequencies. A link for downloading the package codes and sample experimental data is included. It is expected the proposed implementation can be adopted as a quick benchmark for more advanced analytical airfoil noise models and experimental measurements.

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Published date: 15 June 2020
Venue - Dates: AIAA 2020 Aviation Forum, Virtual, 2020-06-15 - 2020-06-19

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Local EPrints ID: 441573
URI: http://eprints.soton.ac.uk/id/eprint/441573
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ORCID for Fabio Casagrande Hirono: ORCID iD orcid.org/0000-0003-4167-6720
ORCID for Filippo Fazi: ORCID iD orcid.org/0000-0003-4129-1433

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Date deposited: 18 Jun 2020 16:30
Last modified: 17 Mar 2024 03:16

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Author: Fabio Casagrande Hirono ORCID iD
Author: Phillip Joseph
Author: Filippo Fazi ORCID iD

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