- A design and experimental verification of the engine nacelle and exhaust acoustic lining material?
- A quick look comparison between the damping characteristics of a series of acoustic liner panels?
- To validate the effects of grazing flow on the acoustic impedance?
A wind tunnel with a 0.30 x 0.15 m2 test section, an SPLmax 155 dB and a max. flow at Mach 0.8. This Acoustic Flow Duct Facility FDF is perfectly suited for carrying out acoustic and flow field measurements on wall mounted sound absorbing materials (liner samples) applied in engine air intake and exhaust systems. In order to achieve maximum acoustic damping, accurate simulation tool development is on-going. Our focus is the prediction of acoustic waves of hot gases in variable diameter exhaust systems with acoustic lining. Our highly skilled workforce brings extensive experience in structural design, aerodynamics, aeroacoustics and thermodynamics.
Related Issues
- Acoustic flow duct facility
- Acoustic insertion loss
- Acoustic liner design
- Acoustic liner instrumentation
- Acoustic liner panel manufacturing
- Acoustic liner testing
- Aero engine exhaust acoustic liner
- Aero engine nacelle acoustic liner
- Aircraft fan noise suppression
- DC flow resistance testing
- Engine liner testing
- Grazing flow acoustic impedance testing
- Grazing flow acoustic liner testing
- High SPL acoustic liner testing
- Hot flow acoustic liner testing
- Hot stream acoustic liner testing
- In-situ acoustic impedance
- Liner design tools