The time-averaged intensity density function of the acoustic radiation from rotating blades is derived by replacing blades with rotating dipoles. This derivation is done under the following turbulent inflow conditions: turbulent ingestion with to inlet strut wakes, inflow turbulence elongation and contraction with no inlet strut wakes, and inlet strut wakes. Dimensional analysis reveals two non-dimensional parameters which play important roles in generating the blade-passing frequency tone and its multiplies. The elongation and contraction of inflow turbulence has a strong effect on the generation of the blade-passing frequency tone and its multiples. Increasing the number of rotor blades widens the peak at the blade-passing frequency and its multiples. Increasing the rotational speed widens the peak under the condition that the non-dimensional parameter involving the rotational speed is fixed. the number of struts and blades should be chosen so that (the least common multiple of them)-(rotational speed) is in the cutoff range of Sears' function, in order to minimize the effect of the mean flow deficit on the time averaged intensity density function.
Rotor noise due to blade-turbulence interaction
Rotorgeraeusche mit ihrer Entstehung aus der Wechselwirkung der Fluegelblattturbulenz
US Government Reports ; Jan ; 1-107
1983
107 Seiten
Report
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