NASA NTRS · 19920001385
Noise from turbulent shear flows
Abstract
The generation of sound in turbulent shear flows with high Reynolds numbers is discussed. Solid surface effects, representation of incident turbulence, sound generation and the role of instability waves, sound generation by turbulence interacting with itself (the jet noise problem), compressible Rayleigh equations, sound generation from streamwise variations in mean flow, complex turbulent flows, and supersonic flows are among the topics discussed.
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Goldstein, M. E.. 1991-08-01. Noise from turbulent shear flows. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19920001385
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