NASA NTRS · 19980210237
Mixing, Noise and Thrust Benefits Using Corrugated Designs
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This project was conducted as a support for effective research, training and teaching of Hampton University students in Fluid Mechanics and Acoustics. Basically, this work is organized and implemented by the new Fluid Mechanics and Acoustics Laboratory (FM & AL) which was established at Hampton University in the School of Engineering and Technology (E & T) in 1996. In addition, FM & AL in cooperation with NASA LaRC jointly conducts research with the Central AeroHydrodynamics Institute (TSAGI, Moscow) in Russia under a 2 year Civilian Research and Development Foundation (CRDF). This project is also conducted under control of NASA HQ. For fulfillment of the current project, several researchers were involved as was shown in the proposal to NASA in 1996. This work is the development and support for projects solve problems with the goal of reducing jet noise and increasing nozzle thrust.
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White, Samuel G., Gilinsky, Mikhail M.. 1998-05-31. Mixing, Noise and Thrust Benefits Using Corrugated Designs. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19980210237
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