Some acoustic results from the Pratt and Whitney Advanced Ducted Propulsor
James H. Dittmar
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Some acoustic results from the Pratt and Whitney Advanced Ducted Propulsor
Published
1999
Publisher
National Aeronautics and Space Administration, Glenn Research Center
Pages
1
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Some acoustic results from the Pratt and Whitney Advanced Ducted Propulsor was written by James H. Dittmar.
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