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Fernandez, Hamilton

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Advanced Air Transport Technology (AATT)

The NASA Advanced Air Transport Technology (AATT) Project is advancing commercial subsonic technologies to meet future aviation economic and environmental goals. Part of the portfolio is focused on podded and integrated fan technology advancement. The AATT is discussing potential collaboration opportunities in the fan technology area with DLR (German Aerospace Center). This presentation will be used to facilitate these discussions.

Wadel, Mary↗

Propulsion Noise Reduction Research in the NASA Advanced Air Transport Technology Project

The Aircraft Noise Reduction (ANR) sub-project is focused on the generation, development, and testing of component noise reduction technologies progressing toward the NASA far term noise goals while providing associated near and mid-term benefits. The ANR sub-project has efforts in airframe noise reduction, propulsion (including fan and core) noise reduction, acoustic liner technology, and propulsion airframe aeroacoustics for candidate conventional and unconventional aircraft configurations. The current suite of propulsion specific noise research areas is reviewed along with emerging facility and measurement capabilities. In the longer term, the changes in engine and aircraft configuration will influence the suite of technologies necessary to reduce noise in next generation systems.

Van Zante, Dale↗

Aircraft Noise Reduction Subproject Overview

The material presents highlights of propulsion and airframe noise research being completed for the Advanced Air Transport Technology Project. The basis of noise reduction plans along with representative work for the airframe, propulsion, and propulsion-airframe integration is discussed for the Aircraft Noise reduction Subproject.

noise reduction↗

Status of ERA Vehicle System Integration Technology Demonstrators

The Environmentally Responsible Aviation (ERA) Project within the Integrated Systems Research Program (ISRP) of the NASA Aeronautics Research Mission Directorate (ARMD) has the responsibility to explore and document the feasibility, benefits, and technical risk of air vehicle concepts and enabling technologies that will reduce the impact of aviation on the environment. The primary goal of the ERA Project is to select air vehicle concepts and technologies that can simultaneously reduce fuel burn, noise, and emissions. In addition, the ERA Project will identify and mitigate technical risk and transfer knowledge to the aeronautics community at large so that new technologies and vehicle concepts can be incorporated into the future design of aircraft.

Flamm, Jeffrey D.↗