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Simulations and measurements of the flow and noise in hot supersonic jets
Philip J. Morris
, Dennis K. McLaughlin
, Yongle Du
, Ching Wen Kuo
Aerospace Engineering
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Nozzle
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Numerical Simulation
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Supersonic Jet
100%
Acoustic Field
100%
Chevron
100%
High Performance
50%
Helium
50%
Operating Conditions
50%
Noise Reduction
50%
Surface Mounting
50%
Numerical Prediction
50%
Forward Flight
50%
Aircraft Engine
50%
Acoustic Data
50%
Nozzle Geometry
50%
Multigrid
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Noise Measurement
50%
Flow Measurement
50%
Ffowcs Williams-Hawkings Equation
50%
Immersed Boundary Method
50%
Anechoic
50%
Air Mixture
50%
Dual-time Stepping
50%
Body-fitted Grid
50%
Residual Smoothing
50%
Hybrid RANS-LES
50%
Chevron Nozzle
50%
Non-matching Interfaces
50%
Multi-block Grid
50%
Exhaust Jet
50%
Military Aircraft
50%
Turbulence Modeling
50%
Engineering
Jet
100%
Computer Simulation
66%
Numerical Prediction
33%
Aircraft Engine
33%
Multigrid
33%
Forward Flight
33%
Acoustic Far Field
33%
Acoustic Field
33%
Measurement Noise
33%
Dual Time
33%
Air Mixture
33%
Residual Smoothing
33%
Military Aircraft
33%
Exhaust Gas
33%
Turbulence Modeling
33%
Physics
Supersonics
100%
Acoustics
100%
Numerical Simulation
66%
Nozzle Geometry
33%
Noise Measurement
33%
Ffowcs Williams-Hawkings Equation
33%
Aircraft Engine
33%
Noise Reduction
33%
Exhaust Gas
33%
Flow Measurement
33%
Helium
33%