Mach Number Effects on Jet Noise Sources and Radiation to Shallow Angles
Mach Number Effects on Jet Noise Sources and Radiation to Shallow Angles
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马赫数对射流噪声源和浅角辐射的影响
DOI:
10.2514/1.19959
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发表时间:
2006
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影响因子:
2.5
通讯作者:
M. Samimy
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文献类型:
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作者:
J. Hileman;M. Samimy
LL jets have noise generation due to turbulent mixing; suchmixingleadstotheproductionofReynoldsstresses,thesourceterm within the Lighthill acoustic analogy [1]. In addition to thissource,ajetthatpossessescoherent,large-scalestructuresthattravelwith velocities exceeding the local speed of sound will emit Machwave radiation, a highly efficient noise production mechanism. Theamplitudeofjetnoisescaleswiththejetareaandtheexitvelocitytoanangle-dependentpowern.Thereisdisagreement,however,inthevalueofn.Basedondimensionalanalysis,Lighthill[1]foundntobe8. In anextensive examination of jet noise scaling, Viswanathan [2]observed that n 9:8 for the measurement location (30 deg) andambient to total temperature ratio of unity examined in this work.Venkatesh et al. [3] presented an extensive set of subsonic jet noisemeasurements that show the region of maximum noise generationcoincides withthecollapseoftheuniform, irrotationaljetcore.Thistechnical note examines the impact of Mach number on themechanism of jet noise generation, the scaling of jet noise, and theregion of maximum noise generation. It does this throughexamination of the time and frequency domain properties of theshallow angle jet noise from Mach 0.9, and ideally expandedMach 1.3 and 2.0 jets.A recent set of experiments showed that a Mach 1.3 jet possesseslarge amplitude acoustic peaks within the time-domain data andthesepeakscouldbeusedtorelatethegenerationoffarfieldradiatedsound to the evolution of the mixing layer [4–7]. These acousticpeaks are examined in this technical note to characterize the noisegeneration mechanism and source region of the three jets. For allMachnumbersstudied,thelargeamplitudeacousticpeaksoriginatefrom an ellipsoid-shaped region that is centered past the end of thepotentialcoreandthenoisesourceregionnarrowsinthecross-streamwith increasing Mach numbers. Unlike at Mach 0.9 and 1.3, theMach2.0acousticpeakshavetemporalasymmetry,whichisrelatedtothechangeinnoisegenerationmechanismfromturbulencemixingto Mach wave emission.