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To advance a supersonic aircraft design process, an uncertainty quantification study is conducted for sonic boom prediction while considering uncertainties associated with flight and atmospheric conditions. The uncertainty quantification process is implemented within a multidisciplinary analyses framework and assisted with a multifidelity surrogate ...
Huseyin Emre Tekaslan +3 more
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Sonic Boom Focusing Prediction and Delta Wing Shape Optimization for Boom Mitigation Studies
Supersonic travel over land would be a reality if new aircraft are designed such that they produce quieter ground sonic booms, no louder than 0.3 psf according to the FAA requirement. An attempt is made to address the challenging goal of predicting the sonic boom focusing effects and mitigate the sonic boom ground over pressure for delta wing geometry.
Khasdeo, Nitin
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Sonic Boom Prediction Using Euler/Full Potential Methodology
Sonic Booms of two different bodies, a double cone configuration and a modified F-SE aircraft, are predicted using Euler solvers for the near field, and a Full Potential Propagation method for the far field. The problem is considered inviscid since viscous effects in high Reynolds number flows are negligible in Sonic Boom propagation.
Ozcer, Isik Ali
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Deep learning for inverse design of low-boom supersonic configurations
Mitigating the sonic boom to an acceptable stage is crucial for the next generation of supersonic transports. The primary way to suppress sonic booms is to develop a low sonic boom aerodynamic shape design.
Shusheng Chen +4 more
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Influence of Quiet Spike on Supersonic Transport for Low Boom Effect
One of the biggest technical challenges of supersonic flight is the mitigation of sonic boom. To deal with this problem, the Gulfstream Aerospace Corporation came up with the spike concept, and it showed to be efficient.
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Optimal design for low sonic boom based on CoKriging surrogate model
Accurately predicting and effectively reducing sonic boom levels is one of the key issues in the development of the new generation of green supersonic civil aircraft.
ZHANG Hanqi, XU Yue, ZHONG Min, LI Yan
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Prediction of sonic boom overpressures near lateral cutoff [PDF]
Two methods of sonic boom predictions are used to compare predicted overpressures to measured sonic booms to quantify the effects of weather and flight variability on the lateral propagation of the booms. The sonic boom measurements were collected by the US Air Force at Edwards AFB, CA using a variety of supersonic aircraft.
J. Micah Downing, Robert A. Lee
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Ground elevation effects on sonic boom reflection
International audienceSonic boom prediction is tackled within the EU projectRUMBLE. Its aim is to determine the acceptable level ofoverland sonic booms and the appropriate ways to complywith it [1].
Blanc-Benon, Philippe +3 more
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Sonic boom and drag evaluation of supersonic jet concepts [PDF]
This paper evaluates three different class supersonic airliners (Concorde, Cranfield E-5, and NASA QueSST X-plane) in a multidisciplinary design analysis optimization (MDAO) environment in terms of their sonic boom intensities and aerodynamic performance.
Howard Smith +3 more
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Reducing the sonic boom intensity and increasing the cruise lift-to-drag ratio are pivotal technologies for the successful development of supersonic civil aircraft.
Yuyu Duan +3 more
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