Forward flight effects on local mean velocity and turbulence velocity profiles, surface pressure spectra, and far field acoustic pressure spectra were measured for a simple externally blown flap (EBF). Both upper-surface-blowing and under-the-wing configurations were tested. Ratio of acoustic wind tunnel velocity to nozzle exhaust velocity was varied from 0 to 3/8 in steps of 1/8. A method was determined for predicting forward flight effects on surface-radiated noise. This noise is decreased in amplitude and shifted to higher frequency relative to data obtained at zero flight speed. Predictions are validated by comparisons with published NASA, Boeing, and Lockheed data.
Forward flight effects on EBF noise
Aeroacoustics Conference ; 1977 ; Atlanta, GA
1977-10-01
Conference paper
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English
Forward flight effects on EBF noise
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