タイトル | Flow Duct Data for Validation of Acoustic Liner Codes for Impedance Eduction |
本文(外部サイト) | http://hdl.handle.net/2060/20000059222 |
著者(英) | Ahuja, K. K.; Munro, Scott; Gaeta, R. J., Jr. |
著者所属(英) | Georgia Inst. of Tech. |
発行日 | 2000-03-31 |
言語 | eng |
内容記述 | The objective of the study reported here was to acquire acoustic and flow data with hard and lined duct wall duct sections for validation of a liner prediction code being developed at NASA LaRC. Both the mean flowfield and acoustic flowfields were determined in a cross-plane of the rectangular duct. A flow duct facility with acoustic drivers connected to a rectangular (4.7 x 2.0 inch) source section and a linear acoustic liner mounted downstream of the source section was used in this study. The liner section was designed to allow liner materials to be placed on all 4 walls of the duct. The test liner was of the locally-reacting type and was made from a ceramic material. The material, consisting of a tubular structure, was provided by NASA LaRC. The liner was approximately 8.89 cm (3.5 inches) thick. For the current study, only the two "short" sides of the duct were lined with liner material. The other two sides were hard walls. Two especially built instrumentation sections were attached on either sides of the liner section to allow acoustic and flow measurements to be made upstream and downstream of the liner. The two instrumentation duct sections were built to allow measurement of acoustic and flow properties at planes perpendicular to flow upstream and downstream of the liner section. The instrumentation section was also designed to provide a streamwise gradient in acoustic (complex) pressure from which the acoustic particle velocity, needed for the model validation, can be computed. Flow measurements included pressure, temperature, and velocity profiles upstream of the liner section. The in-flow sound pressure levels and phases were obtained with a microphone probe equipped with a nose cone in two cross planes upstream of the liner and two cross plane downstream of the liner. In addition to the acoustic measurements at the cross planes. axial centerline acoustic data was acquired using an axially traversing microphone probe which was traversed from a location upstream of the liner to some distance downstream of the liner. All probes used here had to be calibrated with respect to a standard microphone equipped with a nose cone to allow for the effects of flow. |
NASA分類 | Acoustics |
レポートNO | GTRI-A5004/2000-2 |
権利 | No Copyright |
URI | https://repository.exst.jaxa.jp/dspace/handle/a-is/94450 |
|