NASA NTRS · 19720054013
Advanced propulsion - Cleaner and quieter.
Abstract
Studies were conducted to determine the factors which are significant in advancing propulsion technology. The studies surveyed a wide distribution of variables including aircraft configuration, payload, range, and speed. System studies placed major emphasis on reducing noise and exhaust emissions while attaining good economies and performance. An engine for an advanced transport will probably superficially resemble the presently emerging generation of modern high-bypass and high-temperature turbofan engines, but would incorporate the advances in component and system technology identified by the propulsion system studies. These advances could be used to improve aircraft economics significantly with no increase in noise, or to significantly reduce noise and pollution with few or no economic penalties.
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Beheim, M. A., Antl, R. J., Povolny, J. H.. 1972-08-01. Advanced propulsion - Cleaner and quieter.. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19720054013
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