Jet Noise Reduction with Micro Turbojet Engine Noise Investigations

Jet noise remains a significant noise component in modern aero-engines. A high-speed flow mixing with the surrounding air constitutes noise sources behind the nozzle. This book consists of two parts. The first part is to provide an overview of the aircraft noise generating sources with emphasis on the jet noise, the main technologies employed for control and reduction of aircraft noise for subsonic and supersonic jets, and finally a survey of the current applications of large-eddy simulation (LES) for predicting of the noise from single stream turbulent jets, including numerical methods for simulation of near and far field of a jet nozzle. The second part of the book describes a test rig constructed for the study of jet noise from JetCat micro turbojet engine used for unmanned aerial vehicles (UAV) to investigate the near field noise generated by turbulent high subsonic single stream jet.

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Tamer M. Raef was born in 1972, in Egypt. His Masters of Science courses were in Mechanical Engineering. His Doctorate courses were in Mechanical Engineering in the field of gas turbine engine. He works with Aeroacoustics, Jet engine and Computational Fluid Dynamics.