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Experimental investigation into the suppression of propeller noise using over-tip-rotor liners

Experimental investigation into the suppression of propeller noise using over-tip-rotor liners
Experimental investigation into the suppression of propeller noise using over-tip-rotor liners
This paper presents an experimental study on suppressing propeller noise in a short duct configuration by installing Over-Tip-Rotor (OTR) liners on the wall casing. Far-field noise measurements are reported alongside in-duct pressure measurements at the wall obtained using an axial andazimuthal microphone array installed upstream of the propeller plane. In-duct measurements reveal that the OTR liner is effective in reducing broadband noise, achieving up to 4 dB of noise reduction over 1-5 BPFs. The axial decay of tonal components was compared with an analytical solution based on the Green’s function of an axialdipole source, requiring a large number of cut-off modes to match the experimental observations. The findings emphasise the importance of evanescent modes in compact duct acoustics, with direct implications for source modification, scattering effects, and far-field radiation.
Palleja Cabre, Sergi
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Ballgjati, Jona
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Joseph, Phillip
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Avallone, Francesco
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Palleja Cabre, Sergi, Ballgjati, Jona, Paruchuri, Chaitanya, Joseph, Phillip and Avallone, Francesco (2025) Experimental investigation into the suppression of propeller noise using over-tip-rotor liners. Forum Acusticum Euronoise 2025, Malaga, Spain. 23 - 26 Jun 2025. 8 pp .

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This paper presents an experimental study on suppressing propeller noise in a short duct configuration by installing Over-Tip-Rotor (OTR) liners on the wall casing. Far-field noise measurements are reported alongside in-duct pressure measurements at the wall obtained using an axial andazimuthal microphone array installed upstream of the propeller plane. In-duct measurements reveal that the OTR liner is effective in reducing broadband noise, achieving up to 4 dB of noise reduction over 1-5 BPFs. The axial decay of tonal components was compared with an analytical solution based on the Green’s function of an axialdipole source, requiring a large number of cut-off modes to match the experimental observations. The findings emphasise the importance of evanescent modes in compact duct acoustics, with direct implications for source modification, scattering effects, and far-field radiation.

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Published date: 2025
Venue - Dates: Forum Acusticum Euronoise 2025, Malaga, Spain, 2025-06-23 - 2025-06-26

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Local EPrints ID: 504967
URI: http://eprints.soton.ac.uk/id/eprint/504967
PURE UUID: 309027b1-9c31-4421-b460-aad0fa96d2b2
ORCID for Sergi Palleja Cabre: ORCID iD orcid.org/0000-0002-5414-7716

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Date deposited: 23 Sep 2025 16:46
Last modified: 24 Sep 2025 01:56

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Author: Jona Ballgjati
Author: Phillip Joseph
Author: Francesco Avallone

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