INVESTIGATION OF NOISE FROM FULL-SCALE HIGH BYPASS ENGINE AND BLOWN FLAP SYSTEM

740467

2/1/1974

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A summary is presented of an acoustic test program for investigating engine noise suppression and jet/flap interaction noise associated with an EBF STOL powered lift system. A highly suppressed TF-34 engine and EBF wing were used in the investigation. The engine was suppressed 21 PndB to a level of 94 PndB. An UTW powered lift system was tested with conventional, mixer, and decayer-type nozzles. The configuration with velocity decayer nozzle and acoustically treated shroud had the lowest noise (98 PndB). An OTW configuration with non-decayer nozzle was about 10 dB quieter than the corresponding UTW system. UTW and OTW noise data are compared with scale model correlations.
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https://doi.org/10.4271/740467
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Jones, W. and Heidelberg, L., "INVESTIGATION OF NOISE FROM FULL-SCALE HIGH BYPASS ENGINE AND BLOWN FLAP SYSTEM," National Air Transportation Meeting, Dallas, Texas, United States, April 30, 1974, https://doi.org/10.4271/740467.
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2/1/1974
Product Code
740467
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Technical Paper
Language
English