9th AIAA/CEAS Aeroacoustics Conference and Exhibit 2003
DOI: 10.2514/6.2003-3262
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In-Flow Acoustic Power and Intensity Fields Measurements with a 2D LDV System

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“…The extraction of the acoustic velocity was a first step leading to the assessment of more elaborate acoustic quantities. Subsequently, active intensity and acoustic impedance measurements [13][14][15] were carried out with the same experimental setup. These measurements were achieved by using simultaneously a laser velocimeter and a microphone equipped with a cone.…”
Section: Principle Of the Aeroacoustic Measurement Technique By Meansmentioning
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“…The extraction of the acoustic velocity was a first step leading to the assessment of more elaborate acoustic quantities. Subsequently, active intensity and acoustic impedance measurements [13][14][15] were carried out with the same experimental setup. These measurements were achieved by using simultaneously a laser velocimeter and a microphone equipped with a cone.…”
Section: Principle Of the Aeroacoustic Measurement Technique By Meansmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…(12) and (14) are resolved. Static pressure measurements are also performed so the Eulerian perturbation of pressure can be assessed with expression (15). Its value is compared to the one measured by a microphone flush-mounted to a wall of the duct.…”
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“…Their results showed a good agreement between the theory and the experiment but this probe cannot be considered as nonintrusive. LDV has also been used by adapting the slotting technique to estimate the acoustic particle velocity in a turbulent flow [15] with a 2D-LDV velocimeter. The acoustic impedance was estimated by means of a LDV probe and with a microphone probe and the different results were compared.…”
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