NASA NTRS ยท 19950026415
Computation of noise radiation from turbofans: A parametric study
Abstract
This report presents the results of a parametric study of the turbofan far-field noise radiation using a finite element technique. Several turbofan noise radiation characteristics of both the inlet and the aft ducts have been examined through the finite element solutions. The predicted far-field principal lobe angle variations with duct Mach number and cut-off ratio compare very well with the available analytical results. The solutions also show that the far-field lobe angle is only a function of cut-off ratio, and nearly independent of the mode number. These results indicate that the finite element codes are well suited for the prediction of noise radiation characteristics of a turbofan. The effects of variations in the aft duct geometry are examined. The ability of the codes to handle ducts with acoustic treatments is also demonstrated.
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Nallasamy, M.. 1995-07-01. Computation of noise radiation from turbofans: A parametric study. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19950026415
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