Hydrodynamic Noise from Flexible Roughness Elements
The influence of a poroelastic surface structure composed of elastic fibers, as inspired by the wings of silent owl species, is investigated theoretically through the development of two mathematical models. First, in the spatial limit of a sparse distribution of fibers that are hydrodynamically unco...
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Zusammenfassung: | The influence of a poroelastic surface structure composed of elastic fibers, as inspired by the wings of silent owl species, is investigated theoretically through the development of two mathematical models. First, in the spatial limit of a sparse distribution of fibers that are hydrodynamically uncoupled, the influences of fiber bending and a background flow on the far field sound are studied using conformal mapping. A second model reveals how the porous surface structure can suppress pressure fluctuations, which agrees well with companion experiments performed by Dr. William Devenport of Virginia Tech.
Work supported in collaboration with NICOP grant N62909-12-1-7116 awarded to the University of Cambridge |
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