Evaluating the Acoustic Benefits of Over-the-Rotor Acoustic Treatments Installed on the Advanced Noise Control Fan
Evaluating the Acoustic Benefits of Over-the-Rotor Acoustic Treatments Installed on the Advanced Noise Control Fan
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评估先进噪声控制风扇上安装的转子上声学处理的声学效益
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2017
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B. Tester
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Matthew R. Gazella;T. Takakura;D. Sutliff;Richard F. Bozak;B. Tester
Over the last 15 years, over-the-rotor acoustic treatments have been evaluated by NASA with varying success. Recently, NASA has been developing the next generation of over-the-rotor acoustic treatments for fan noise reduction. The NASA Glenn Research Center’s Advanced Noise Control Fan was used as a Low Technology Readiness Level test bed. A rapid prototyped in-duct array consisting of 50 microphones was employed, and used to correlate the in-duct analysis to the far-field acoustic levels and to validate an existing beam-former method. The goal of this testing was to improve the Technology Readiness Level of various over-the-rotor acoustic treatments by advancing the understanding of the physical mechanisms and projecting the far-field acoustic benefit. Nomenclature AAPL = Aero-Acoustic Propulsion Laboratory ADP = Advanced Ducted Propulsor ANCF = Advanced Noise Control Fan CFANS = Configurable Fan Artificial Source FML = Foam-Metal-Liner HW = Hardwall LSWT = Low-Speed Wind-Tunnel OTR = Over-the-rotor OASPL = Over-all Sound Power Level PWL = Acoustic Sound Power Level RPMC = Revolutions-Per-Minute (Corrected) SDT = Source Diagnostic Test 1 Aerospace Engineer, High Speed Systems Division, AIAA Student Member. 2 Postdoctoral Research Associate, Notre Dame Turbomachinery Laboratory, AIAA Student Member. 3 Aerospace Engineer, Acoustics Branch, Associate Fellow, AIAA. 4 Aerospace Engineer, Acoustics Branch, AIAA Member. 5 Principal Research Fellow, Faculty of Engineering and the Environment, AIAA Senior Member. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/search.jsp?R=20170006851 2019-11-18T10:58:24+00:00Z