Former Research Fellow, AANTC
Experimental methods, analytical acoustics, meta-surface materials, and numerical simulations.
Dr Yi Fang received her bachelor degree from Nanjing University of Aeronautics and Astronautics (China) in 2013, major in Aircraft Design and Engineering. In 2014, she received her MSc degree from Cranfield University (UK), with her major in aircraft design. She joined the Advanced Aircraft Noise Technology Centre and started her PhD programme at the Hong Kong University of Science and Technology in 2015. She graduated in 2018 and is now a research fellow in AANTC.
Research projects
Publications
- Aerodynamic and acoustic measurements of dual small-scale propellers (2021)
- On modeling the sound propagation through a lined duct with a modified Ingard-Myers boundary condition (2018)
- Experiments on reflection and transmission of acoustic porous metasurface with composite structure (2018)
- Acoustic porous metasurface for excellent sound absorption based on wave manipulation (2018)
- Reflected wave manipulation by inhomogeneous impedance via varying-depth acoustic liners (2018)
- Manipulating reflected acoustic wave via Helmholtz resonators with varying-length extended necks (2018)
- Analytical modelling for predicting the sound field of planar acoustic metasurface (2018)
- Sound transmission through an acoustic porous metasurface with periodic structures (2017)
- Three-dimensional acoustic characteristic study of porous metasurface (2017)
- Design and characterization of acoustic porous metasurface (2016)