It is shown that with a suitable structuring of the acoustic field equations, it is possible to include monopoles and dipoles within the same analysis framework as has been extensively used for interior duct acoustics and for duct inlet radiation problems. This allows the extension of the finite element modelling method to include the noise sources in such applications as propellers enclosed in a duct or in free space with mean flows. The necessary structuring of the acoustic field equations is shown, and example calculations are given for the case of one-dimensional sources and body forces in the presence of mean flow, two-dimensional sources, axial body forces, and transverse body forces in the presence of uniform mean flow
The problem of acoustic radiation from turbofan engine inlets in flow has not lent itself fully to a...
The possibility of applying the finite element method to the modeling of acoustic fields is investig...
A study is made of computational accuracy and efficiency for finite element modeling of acoustic rad...
Numerical formulations and results that expand on recent developments in finite element modeling of ...
The recent interest in propeller noise generation, stimulated by development of new propeller types ...
Finite element models are presented for the calculation of near and far field acoustical radiation. ...
Stringent noise level requirements for commercial aircraft engines have driven the development of hi...
A finite element code has been developed for the prediction of the radiated acoustic field from the ...
Finite Element methods are presented for predicting fan noise radiation from turbofan aero-engines. ...
The important features of the acoustic field of a propeller operating within a wind tunnel are model...
Sound propagation in complex non-uniform mean flows is an important research area for transport, bui...
The finite element model of the acoustic radiated field from a turbofan engine inlet in the presence...
Finite element theory is used to calculate the acoustic field of a propeller in a soft walled circul...
The problem of acoustic radiation from turbofan engine inlets in flow has not lent itself fully to a...
The problem of acoustic radiation from turbofan engine inlets in flow has not lent itself fully to a...
The problem of acoustic radiation from turbofan engine inlets in flow has not lent itself fully to a...
The possibility of applying the finite element method to the modeling of acoustic fields is investig...
A study is made of computational accuracy and efficiency for finite element modeling of acoustic rad...
Numerical formulations and results that expand on recent developments in finite element modeling of ...
The recent interest in propeller noise generation, stimulated by development of new propeller types ...
Finite element models are presented for the calculation of near and far field acoustical radiation. ...
Stringent noise level requirements for commercial aircraft engines have driven the development of hi...
A finite element code has been developed for the prediction of the radiated acoustic field from the ...
Finite Element methods are presented for predicting fan noise radiation from turbofan aero-engines. ...
The important features of the acoustic field of a propeller operating within a wind tunnel are model...
Sound propagation in complex non-uniform mean flows is an important research area for transport, bui...
The finite element model of the acoustic radiated field from a turbofan engine inlet in the presence...
Finite element theory is used to calculate the acoustic field of a propeller in a soft walled circul...
The problem of acoustic radiation from turbofan engine inlets in flow has not lent itself fully to a...
The problem of acoustic radiation from turbofan engine inlets in flow has not lent itself fully to a...
The problem of acoustic radiation from turbofan engine inlets in flow has not lent itself fully to a...
The possibility of applying the finite element method to the modeling of acoustic fields is investig...
A study is made of computational accuracy and efficiency for finite element modeling of acoustic rad...