Society of Naval Architects and Marine Engineers, and U.S. Navy, Advanced Marine Vehicles Meeting 1972
DOI: 10.2514/6.1972-643
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Correlation of total sound power and peak sideline OASPL from jet exhausts

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“…The two basic equations are (2) In addition, we define a total temperature locally by the relation (3) All flow properties in the nozzle are assumed to have timeindependent and time-dependent parts, namely, p(x 9 t)=p(x)+p'(x 9 t) T 0 (x 9 t)=T 0 (x) 9 T 0 '(x 9 t) = (…”
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“…The two basic equations are (2) In addition, we define a total temperature locally by the relation (3) All flow properties in the nozzle are assumed to have timeindependent and time-dependent parts, namely, p(x 9 t)=p(x)+p'(x 9 t) T 0 (x 9 t)=T 0 (x) 9 T 0 '(x 9 t) = (…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…1 * 2 SPS requirements for initial station aquisition, repositioning, attitude control, and stationkeeping are discussed in Ref. 3. Geosynchronous mission requirements for the colloid SPS, as well as its ability to meet these requirements, are described in Ref.…”
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confidence: 99%