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Results from acoustic measurements of noise radiated from
a heated, three-stream, co-annular exhaust system
operated at subsonic conditions are presented. The
experiments were conducted for a range of core, bypass,
and tertiary stream temperatures and pressures. The
nozzle system had a fan-to-core area ratio of 2.92 and a
tertiary-to-core area ratio of 0.96. The impact of
introducing a third stream on the radiated noise for
third-stream velocities below that of the bypass stream
was to reduce high frequency noise levels at broadside
and peak jet-noise angles. Mid-frequency noise radiation
at aft observation angles was impacted by the conditions
of the third stream. The core velocity had the greatest
impact on peak noise levels and the bypass-to-core mass
flow ratio had a slight impact on levels in the peak jet-
noise direction. The third-stream jet conditions had no
impact on peak noise levels. Introduction of a third jet
stream in the presence of a simulated forward-flight
stream limits the impact of the third stream on radiated
noise. For equivalent ideal thrust conditions, two-stream
and three-stream jets can produce similar acoustic
spectra although high-frequency noise levels tend to be
lower for the three-stream jet.
Date Published: 2016-11-12 02:07:25
Identifier: NASA_NTRS_Archive_20130000324
Item Size: 16920821
Language: english
Media Type: texts
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