Application of Viscothermal Wave Propagation Theory for Reduction of Boundary Layer Induced Noise

نویسندگان

  • Y. H. Wijnant
  • M.H.C. Hannink
  • A. de Boer
چکیده

Boundary layer induced noise, i.e. noise inside the aircraft resulting from the turbulent boundary layer enclosing the fuselage, is known to dominate air-cabin noise at cruise conditions. In this paper a method is described to design trim panels containing a large number of coupled tubes to effectively reduce this type of noise. The theory of viscothermal wave propagation in tubes, as presented by Tijdeman [3], is discussed. To illustrate the procedure the absorption coefficient for a panel containing a number of non-coupled tubes is calculated. Initial results optimising the tubes’ length and radii for a desired fictive absorption coefficient are presented and prove the applicability of the method.

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تاریخ انتشار 2003