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The low-noise low-speed wind tunnel contains two test sections. Both sections have a cross-section of about 2.5 m wide and 2 m high and the test wind speed ranges from 15 m/s to 40 m/s. In aerodynamic....
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he anechoic wind tunnel houses an open-jet inflow duct of 0.4m (W) by 0.4m(H), and an outlet that has a cross-section of 0.6m (W) by 0.6m (H). The test section is enclosed within an anechoic chamber t....
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We use a high-order Linearised Euler Equation (LEE) solver to study specific aeroacoustic problems that are not governed by nonlinear and viscous effects. An LEE solver is significantly faster than a ....
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We use a high-order Euler solver to study aeroacoustic problems that have nonlinear physics. In the video, the Euler solver shows what happens when a turbulent field impinges on the leading edge of a ....
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This facility was designed and fabricated at HKUST, and it is used to evaluate prototype acoustic materials. Test samples are sandwiched tightly between two paralleled Plexi glass plates (2.4 m x 1.2 ....
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WWTF's wind tunnel contains two test sections that are specifically designed for aerospace engineering and structural/environmental engineering. Both sections have a cross-section of about 2.5 m wide ....
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