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Peak axial-velocity decay with multi-element rectangular and triangular nozzles

Abstract

The aircraft noise created by the impingement of engine exhaust jet of STOL aircraft with externally blown flaps is discussed. It was determined that the jet-flap interaction noise can be lowered by reducing the impinging velocity of the jet. The reduction must occur at a specific distance from the flap to be effective. The peak axial-velocity decay obtained with rectangular and triangular single element mixer nozzles is presented. Equations are developed for estimating the peak axial velocity decay curves for a wide range of nozzle configurations.

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Groesbeck, D. E., Vonglahn, U. H., Huff, R. G.. 1972-03-01. Peak axial-velocity decay with multi-element rectangular and triangular nozzles. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19720013351

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