Abstract

This document presents experimental works on supersonic hot jet impingement noise which have been done in an anechoic wind tunnel. Far field noise directivity measurements were done for a supersonic jet impingement on an axisymmetric obstacle. Source localizations with focused microphone arrays were realized simultaneously. Introduction of a board in a jet increases the sound pressure level upstream of the board. The localizations with focused microphone arrays show that the predominant sources of noise are located near the impingement region. However, this apparition of sound sources does not amount to a large increase of the total sound power level

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