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Murray et al., 2012 - Google Patents

Development of a single degree of freedom perforate impedance model under grazing flow and high SPL

Murray et al., 2012

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9219245117224296756
Author
Murray P
Astley R
Publication year
Publication venue
18th AIAA/CEAS aeroacoustics conference (33rd AIAA aeroacoustics conference)

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Noise has become a key design driver for future aircraft designs. This is primarily due to the proliferation in the number of noise events in the vicinity of airports, and the subsequent increase in sensitivity of the local population to aircraft noise. It is therefore imperative to …
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