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Fokkema, J.T. (author), Van den Berg, P.M. (author)
report 1987
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Delil, A.A.M. (author)
Two-phase flow heat transport systems (thermal busses) for the Columbus Space Platform and the Space Station are expected to incorporate systems to control the liquid flow rates into the evaporative cold plates. Such a control system consists of a sensor that monitors the cold plate (performance), a control algorithm and an actuator i.e. a valve...
report 1986
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Rienstra, S.W. (author)
A study is made of sound propagation through axially varying ducts with mean flow. Several analytical and numerical approaches are considered, and discussed with respect to their possibilities and limitations. Two new analytical theories, relevant for low and for high frequencies, are worked out in some detail. A fortuitously available *)...
report 1983
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Van der Kogel, H. (author), Penning, A. (author), Koerner, R.M. (author), Schenkeveld, F.M. (author)
Dit rapport vat de resultaten samen van de meetrapporten "Acoustic Emission" (A.E.) gedrag van verschillende grondsoorten door ing. F.M. Schenkeveld, LGM en "Acoustic emission laboratory testing of sand, clay and peat soils" door Prof. R.M. Koerner, Drexel University, U.S.A. Het onderzoek werd verricht in opdracht van het Centrum voor Onderzoek...
report 1982
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Zandbergen, T. (author), Martlew, D.L. (author)
The National Aerospace Laboratory NLR in the Netherlands and the National Gas Turbine Establishment NOTE operate similar acoustic flow duct facilities but with differences in their respective approaches to the measurement of attenuation and impedance of duct linings. A joint exercise was arranged with the object of comparing methods and results,...
report 1981
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Laan, J.N. (author)
It is concluded from this limited analytic study of pure tone sound suppression in a cylindrical duct with uniform flow, based on the mode matching technique, that the optimum of the liner impedance heavily depends on the source distribution and also on the length of the duct.
report 1981
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Van der Kogel, H. (author), Penning, A. (author), Koerner, R.M. (author)
report 1981
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Haas, R.G. (author)
report 1980
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Laan, J.N. (author)
A set of equations is presented for the sound propagation in an axisymmetric multisectional duct. For each side of a source section the combined duct effects of transmission, reflection and absorption are reduced to one matrix of coefficients. The procedure is compatible with a source description which takes the feedback of the sound field into...
report 1979
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Laan, J.N. (author), Schulten, J.B.H.M. (author)
The present status of a method to calculate the generation, transmission and radiation of fan noise is described. A steady uniform flow is assumed in the whole field. A hard-walled circular duct is considered which is terminated at the open end by an infinite baffle. The source mechanism is the impingement of wakes from an upstream blade row...
report 1978
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de Rijk, P. (author), Schijve, J. (author)
A second series of exploratory acoustic fatigue tests using a shaker. A second series of exploratory acoustic fatigue tests was carried out, again employing simple specimens mounted on a shaker. Strain measurements were compared with calculations. Crack growth initiated by a central notch was observed. A comparison was made between three types...
report 1977
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Laan, J.N. (author)
In this report the sound propagation in a hard-walled annular duct of finite length is investigated. The individual modal solutions so found are described. The main properties which are calculated in the present report, are the modal intensity and the modal far field directivity pattern. The modal intensity is determined by the rate of mode...
report 1975
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Tiggelaar, J.J. (author)
The sound field in an infinitely long duct with shear flow and sound absorbing walls, but with the sound source unspecified, is analysed into its constituents, the acoustic duct modes. The equations, wave numbers, and various properties of the modes are discussed. Some calculated results are used to show the effects of shear flow and absorbing...
report 1975
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Ross, R. (author), Rohne, P.B. (author)
Measurements of flow disturbances in the NLR - HST on the centerline and at the sidewall showed a maximiun noise level of 1 % in Cprms at a Mach number of 0.8. This is low compared with other ventilated wall tunnels of about the same size. Space-time correlations showed that a large part of the flow disturbances concisted of upstream travelling...
report 1973
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