To minimize slat noise according to the guidelines of "A Vision for 2020" brush-like devices were installed on a slat trailing edge to "soften" it. In experiments slat noise was considerably reduced by such devices. But their effect on aerodynamics is yet unknown. This study shows that the investigated brush-like devices on slat trailing edges influence the aerodynamic properties of high-lift systems adversely. Because of increasing boundary layer thickness with length and diameter of the brushes the suction peaks are reduced so that C_L decreases. These are preliminary results. An optimization of slat chord length and brush length should be conducted to minimize C_L reduction
The leading-edge slat of a high-lift airfoil can be a significant noise contributor during aircraft ...
The high lift devices used on the wings of civil aircraft to increase lift at low flight speeds are ...
Airframe noise is a growing concern in the vicinity of airports because of population growth and gai...
The objective of this study is the determination of the effect of brushlike devices at the slat trai...
The high lift system noise of current transport aircraft is dominated by slat noise under certain op...
Within Task 1.6.3.2 new high lift devices were noise tested in DNW-LLF's open test section at a 1/10...
Slat noise reduction is one major challenges in the attempt to reduce high lift system generated air...
Slat noise is regarded as the major noise source of state of the art high lift systems and contribut...
Significant source noise reduction efforts are needed to cope with the "Visions 2020" of t...
In this study, a slat cove filler (SCF) for a leading-edge slat is designed and its noise and aerody...
Porous trailing-edge treatment is investigated as a passive means for slat noise reduction by using ...
Slat noise research activity within the EC co-financed project OPENAIR involved both experimental an...
Within an experimental trailing-edge noise reduction study in the Aeroacoustic Wind Tunnel Braunschw...
Within an experimental trailing edge noise reduction study in the Aeroacoustic Wind Tunnel Braunschw...
The EC co-financed project OPENAIR aims at a further development of both innovative and established ...
The leading-edge slat of a high-lift airfoil can be a significant noise contributor during aircraft ...
The high lift devices used on the wings of civil aircraft to increase lift at low flight speeds are ...
Airframe noise is a growing concern in the vicinity of airports because of population growth and gai...
The objective of this study is the determination of the effect of brushlike devices at the slat trai...
The high lift system noise of current transport aircraft is dominated by slat noise under certain op...
Within Task 1.6.3.2 new high lift devices were noise tested in DNW-LLF's open test section at a 1/10...
Slat noise reduction is one major challenges in the attempt to reduce high lift system generated air...
Slat noise is regarded as the major noise source of state of the art high lift systems and contribut...
Significant source noise reduction efforts are needed to cope with the "Visions 2020" of t...
In this study, a slat cove filler (SCF) for a leading-edge slat is designed and its noise and aerody...
Porous trailing-edge treatment is investigated as a passive means for slat noise reduction by using ...
Slat noise research activity within the EC co-financed project OPENAIR involved both experimental an...
Within an experimental trailing-edge noise reduction study in the Aeroacoustic Wind Tunnel Braunschw...
Within an experimental trailing edge noise reduction study in the Aeroacoustic Wind Tunnel Braunschw...
The EC co-financed project OPENAIR aims at a further development of both innovative and established ...
The leading-edge slat of a high-lift airfoil can be a significant noise contributor during aircraft ...
The high lift devices used on the wings of civil aircraft to increase lift at low flight speeds are ...
Airframe noise is a growing concern in the vicinity of airports because of population growth and gai...