Noise Propagation

35 books
HF radio noise in the topside ionosphereC. M. Rush
⏱ 50m

HF radio noise in the topside ionosphere

C. M. Rush

198050 pp.
Free-field propagation of high intensity noiseJoseph P. Welz

Free-field propagation of high intensity noise

Joseph P. Welz

1990No page data
Reciprocity-based experimental determination of dynamic forces and momentsI. L. Vér

Reciprocity-based experimental determination of dynamic forces and moments

I. L. Vér

1994No page data
Analytical modeling of the structureborne noise path on a small twin-engine aircraftJ. E. Cole
⏱ 1h 34m

Analytical modeling of the structureborne noise path on a small twin-engine aircraft

J. E. Cole

198894 pp.
Structureborne noise measurements on a small twin-engine aircraftJ. E. Cole

Structureborne noise measurements on a small twin-engine aircraft

J. E. Cole

1988No page data
Active control of multi-dimensional random sound in ductsRichard J. Silcox

Active control of multi-dimensional random sound in ducts

Richard J. Silcox

1990No page data
Parametric and experimental analysis using a power flow approachJ. M. Cuschieri

Parametric and experimental analysis using a power flow approach

J. M. Cuschieri

1988No page data
The acoustic source created by turbulent flow over orifices and louversGlenn Eric Cann
⏱ 1h 34m

The acoustic source created by turbulent flow over orifices and louvers

Glenn Eric Cann

198794 pp.
Intake and exhaust noiseP. O. A. L. Davies
⏱ 18m

Intake and exhaust noise

P. O. A. L. Davies

199218 pp.
Numerical simulation of the effect of heating on supersonic jet noiseR. Hixon

Numerical simulation of the effect of heating on supersonic jet noise

R. Hixon

1997No page data
The effects of linear microphone array changes on computed sound exposure level footprintsArnold W. Mueller

The effects of linear microphone array changes on computed sound exposure level footprints

Arnold W. Mueller

1997No page data
Sonic boom propagation codes validated by flight testHugh W. Poling

Sonic boom propagation codes validated by flight test

Hugh W. Poling

1996No page data
A study of methods to predict and measure the transmission of sound through the walls of light aircraftUnknown Author

A study of methods to predict and measure the transmission of sound through the walls of light aircraft

Unknown Author

1986No page data
En route noise levels from propfan test assessment airplaneD. P. Garber

En route noise levels from propfan test assessment airplane

D. P. Garber

1994No page data
Consideration of some factors affecting low-frequency fuselage noise transmission for propeller aircraftJohn S. Mixson

Consideration of some factors affecting low-frequency fuselage noise transmission for propeller aircraft

John S. Mixson

1986No page data
Development of improved surface integral methods for jet aeroacoustic predictionsAnthony R. Pilon

Development of improved surface integral methods for jet aeroacoustic predictions

Anthony R. Pilon

1997No page data
Analytical study of acoustic response of a semireverberant enclosure with application to active noise controlTony L. Parrott
⏱ 45m

Analytical study of acoustic response of a semireverberant enclosure with application to active noise control

Tony L. Parrott

198545 pp.
Validation of aircraft noise models at lower levels of exposureUnknown Author

Validation of aircraft noise models at lower levels of exposure

Unknown Author

1996No page data
Validation of aircraft noise models at lower levels of exposureUnknown Author

Validation of aircraft noise models at lower levels of exposure

Unknown Author

1996No page data
New computational methods for the prediction and analysis of helicopter noiseRoger C. Strawn

New computational methods for the prediction and analysis of helicopter noise

Roger C. Strawn

1996No page data
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