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Sonic boom propagation around a large building using a combined ray tracing/radiosity method.
Journal of the Acoustical Society of America, 2019The topic of supersonic flight over land is being investigated by scientists and regulators alike. The study of how the sonic boom behaves in and around buildings is of particular interest because of the potential impact of the noise on humans.
Kimberly A Riegel, V. Sparrow
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Sonic boom minimization revisited
2nd AIAA, Theoretical Fluid Mechanics Meeting, 1998We revisit the classical Jones-Seebass-GeorgeDarden theory of sonic boom minimization, noting that minimum achievable sonic boom is related to the aircraft's weight divided by the three-halves power of its length. We then summarize studies of sonic boom acceptability and the effects of vibrational relaxation on very weak shock waves, This leads us to ...
Richard Seebass, Brian Argrow
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Sonic boom exposure effects 1.3: General considerations on sonic boom research
Journal of Sound and Vibration, 1972During the last decade considerable research efforts have been spent on the effects of the sonic boom. This is, of course, mainly due to the development of commercial supersonic aircraft. This research activity presents several interesting aspects but in this context, emphasis will be put on how studies of sonic boom effects require research in ...
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Journal of Fluid Mechanics, 1996
A theory and simulation code are developed to study non-steady sources as means to control sonic booms of supersonic aircraft. A key result is that the source of sonic boom pressure is not confined to the length of the aircraft but occupies an extensive segment of the flight path.
Crow, Steven C., Bergmeier, Gene G.
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A theory and simulation code are developed to study non-steady sources as means to control sonic booms of supersonic aircraft. A key result is that the source of sonic boom pressure is not confined to the length of the aircraft but occupies an extensive segment of the flight path.
Crow, Steven C., Bergmeier, Gene G.
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A Sonic Boom from a Thin Body and Local Heating Regions of an Incoming Supersonic Flow
Technical physics, 2022A. Potapkin, D. Moskvichev
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The Aeronautical Journal, 1972
In a recent paper (Ref. 1) Dr. Hilton proposed the use of manoeuvres for creating zones of “no boom” which could be employed to protect cities situated along the flight path of a supersonic aircraft. The basic idea was to make use of the fact that curved flight causes a local focus of shock waves and that, in regions closer to the centre of curvature ...
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In a recent paper (Ref. 1) Dr. Hilton proposed the use of manoeuvres for creating zones of “no boom” which could be employed to protect cities situated along the flight path of a supersonic aircraft. The basic idea was to make use of the fact that curved flight causes a local focus of shock waves and that, in regions closer to the centre of curvature ...
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Far-field sonic boom prediction considering atmospheric turbulence effects: An improved approach
Chinese Journal of Aeronautics, 2022Jianling Qiao +4 more
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Sonic Boom: From the Physics of Nonlinear Waves to Acoustic Ecology (a Review)
Acoustical Physics, 2021Oleg Rudenko, Y. Makov
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