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25th AIAA/CEAS Aeroacoustics Conference, 2019
Weiyang Qiao, Hang Tong, Wenhua Duan
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Weiyang Qiao, Hang Tong, Wenhua Duan
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An Experimental Model of Tool Mark Striations in Soft Tissues Produced by Serrated Blades
American Journal of Forensic Medicine & Pathology, 2011Stab wounds produced by serrated blades are generally indistinguishable from stab wounds produced by non-serrated blades, except when visible tool mark striations are left on severed cartilage. We explored the possibility that similar striations may be produced on the soft tissues of internal organs.
Pounder, Derrick J., Cormack, Lesley
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Structural Integrity of Serrated Leading Edge Guide Vane Blades for Noise Reduction
Volume 9B: Structures and Dynamics — Fatigue, Fracture, and Life Prediction; Probabilistic Methods; Rotordynamics; Structural Mechanics and Vibration, 2021Abstract One of the major noise sources of high bypass ratios modern turbofan engines arises from the interaction between the turbulent rotor wake, the tip-leakage and the leading edge of the downstream outlet guide vanes. Recent research has confirmed that leading edge serrations are an effective passive control for reducing noise ...
Cleopatra Cuciumita +3 more
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Research on the Bionic Design and Performance of Engine Cooling Fan with Blade Tip Serrated
SAE Technical Paper Series, 2022<div class="section abstract"><div class="htmlview paragraph">Turbulence caused by the blade tip of engine cooling fan is one of important noise generating factors. Existing theoretical researches show that the bionic serrated designs applied at the front and rear edges of fan blades can effectively improve the airflow characteristics and ...
Zhanlin Ma +3 more
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Noise reduction in small wind turbines with optimized serrated blades
Physics of FluidsThis study employs a comprehensive combination of experimental and numerical methodologies to delve into the aeroacoustic attributes of a small horizontal axis wind turbine with optimized blades. The experimental investigation is conducted within a semi-anechoic chamber, where both original and optimized geometry models are meticulously positioned to ...
Mahyar Sadeghimalekabadi +2 more
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Experimental Study of the Effect of Serrations on Axial Flow Fan Blade Trailing Edge
Volume 1: Advances in Aerospace Technology, 2016Rotor wakes shed from a compressor rotor impinge on downstream blades and is a major source of rotor-stator interaction noise and much research has been dedicated on wake attenuation. Serrated trailing edges is one such wake attenuation technique where the vortices produced at the serrated trailing edges enhance mixing and create a more uniform flow at
Dhyanjyoti Deb Nath +2 more
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Quality of Reamed Surface Using Serrated Blades as Compared to a Conventional Acetabular Reamer
Volume 11: Emerging Technologies, 2013Background: Hip arthroplasty requires the preparation of the acetabular cavity to allow a proper contact between the bone and the implant. It is essential to allow osseointegration and long-term stability of the implant. The aim of this study was to conduct experimental testing to evaluate the quality of reamed surfaces using a serrated blade ...
Annie Levasseur +4 more
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The noise study of ceiling swirl diffuser with serrated adjustable blades
Vibrations in Physical Systems, 35(2), 2024202-1 - 2024202 ...Kopania, Joanna Maria +3 more
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Reduction of Rotor Noise Using Serrated Blades with Modulated Airfoil Thickness
Proceedings of the Vertical Flight Society 82nd Annual Forum and Technology DisplayPrevious computational aeroacoustics studies of a hovering ideally twisted rotor demonstrated the presence of new broadband noise sources, trailing-edge vortex shedding (TE-VS) noise and blade secondary vortex interaction (BSVI) noise, yielding high-frequency and mid-frequency noise respectively.
Huy Tran, Seongkyu Lee
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Flaked-stone projectile point serration: A controlled experimental study of blade margin design
Journal of Archaeological Science: Reports, 2015Abstract Why were stone projectile point blade margins serrated in some circumstances and not others? Carefully controlled experiments reported here are used to quantify the effects of this attribute on projectile performance. This research suggests that serration does not substantially alter point performance, and this characteristic may therefore ...
Chris Loendorf +5 more
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