Acoustics – Sound-modifying means – Muffler – fluid conducting type
Patent
1976-12-23
1979-11-27
Tomsky, Stephen J.
Acoustics
Sound-modifying means
Muffler, fluid conducting type
60262, 60317, 181220, 23926517, 415119, E04B 199, G10K 1104
Patent
active
041756401
ABSTRACT:
Method and apparatus for reducing jet noise in a turbofan engine by causing internal mixing of fan and primary air to reduce the maximum velocity of gases at the nozzle exit plane by creating a particular type of vortex flow at a distance of at least one nozzle diameter forward of the nozzle exit plane. In one preferred embodiment for a JT8D engine an array of eight roll-top vortex generators are provided on each side of the splitter wall between fan and primary flows, and a portion of the fan air may be introduced into the central portion or core of the hot primary air.
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Birch Stanley F.
Lawler John A.
Paynter Gerald C.
Boeing Commercial Airplane Company
Donahue Bernard A.
Suter Ronald E.
Tomsky Stephen J.
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