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2020

Aeroacoustics

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Physical Characterization Of Crackle-Related Events In Military Jet Aircraft Noise, Aaron Burton Vaughn Aug 2020

Physical Characterization Of Crackle-Related Events In Military Jet Aircraft Noise, Aaron Burton Vaughn

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Crackle is a perceptual feature of supersonic jet noise that is related to the presence of acoustic shocks. The skewness of the time-derivative of the pressure waveform, or derivative skewness, is used as a metric indicative of crackle perception. The three main objectives of this work are: 1) Determine the potential spatial origin of crackle-related events in the near field of a high-performance military aircraft via an event-based beamforming method. 2) Investigate the potential for nonlinear, irregular shock reflections occurring along the near-field ground array and their implications on derivative skewness. 3) Relate the near-field, crackle-related events to far-field crackle …