NASA NTRS ยท 19950065297
Computing Propagation Of Sound In Engine Ducts
Abstract
Frequency Domain Propagation Model (FREDOM) computer program accounts for acoustic loads applied to components of engines. Models propagation of noise through fluids in ducts between components and through passages within components. Used not only to analyze hardware problems, but also for design purposes. Updated version of FREQPL program easier to use. Devised specifically for use in analyzing acoustic loads in rocket engines. Underlying physical and mathematical concepts implemented also applicable to acoustic propagation in other enclosed spaces; analyzing process plumbing and ducts in industrial buildings with view toward reducing noise in work areas.
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Saylor, Silvia. 1995-03-01. Computing Propagation Of Sound In Engine Ducts. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19950065297
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