The Effect Of Various Operating Parameters On The Noise Radiation Patterns From A Helicopter In Forward Flight

SM_ENV_1970-4524

11/16/1970

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The in-flight noise radiation pattern and spectra were measured for a small helicopter over a range of rotor speeds, airspeeds, and main rotor thrust values, and for a wide range of distances snd azimuth angles. The resulting noise radiation patterns were distorted in the direction of flight; A 20-percent rotor speed reduction resulted in substantial noise level reductions. On the other hand, a 50-percent reduction in airspeed and a 17-percent reduction in main rotor thrust resulted in very little noise reduction.

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https://doi.org/10.4050/SM_ENV_1970-4524
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Pegg, R., "The Effect Of Various Operating Parameters On The Noise Radiation Patterns From A Helicopter In Forward Flight," Environmental Effects on VTOL Designs - Arlington, Texas 1970, Arlington, Texas, November 16, 1970, https://doi.org/10.4050/SM_ENV_1970-4524.
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11/16/1970
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SM_ENV_1970-4524
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Technical Paper
Language
English