Date
Thu, 05 Nov 2015
Time
16:00 - 17:00
Location
L3
Speaker
Ed Brambley
Organisation
Cambridge

Noise limits are one of the major constraints when designing
aircraft engines.  Acoustic liners are fitted in almost all civilian
turbofan engine intakes, and are being considered for use elsewhere in a
bid to further reduce noise.  Despite this, models for acoustic liners
in flow have been rather poor until recently, with discrepancies of 10dB
or more.  This talk will show why, and what is being done to model them
better.  In the process, as well as mathematical modelling using
asymptotics, we will show that state of the art Computational
AeroAcoustics simulations leave a lot to be desired, particularly when
using optimized finite difference stencils.

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