editor: Dr Ganesh Raman, Illinois Institute of Technology, Chicago
published quarterly • ISSN 1475 472 X
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2008 is volume 7
Aeroacoustics is a growing area and has received fresh emphasis due to advances in air, ground and space transportation. Significant advances in aeroacoustics are required for reducing community and cabin noise from subsonic aircraft and to prepare for the possible large scale entry of supersonic aircraft into civil aviation. The use of high thrust producing engines on military aircraft has raised numerous concerns about exposure of aircraft carrier personnel and sonic fatigue failure of aircraft structures. In the ground transportation arena efforts are currently under way to minimize the aerodynamic noise from automobiles and high speed trains. Finally, space launch vehicle noise if uncontrolled can cause serious structural damage to the spacecraft and payload. In addition, with the proliferation of space flight, launch vehicle noise can also become a significant environmental issue. It has become increasingly important to address all of the above noise issues in order to minimize the noise impact of advances in transportation. New research needs to be conducted and effectively communicated, in order to meet higher levels of noise certification and to pre-empt further regulatory burdens.
The topic is, of course, not new. But it has been the case that published aeroacoustics research has been scattered among numerous journals and conference proceedings, not all of them readily accessible. It is in order to draw this work together in one publication, and to reflect the growing importance of the subject, that the International Journal of Aeroacoustics has been established.
The International Journal of Aeroacoustics will publish developments in all areas of fundamental and applied aeroacoustics. Fundamental topics include advances in understanding aeroacoustics phenomena; applied topics include all aspects of civil and military aircraft, automobile and high speed train aeroacoustics, and the impact of acoustics on structures. As well as original contributions, state of the art reviews and surveys will be published.
Subtopics include, among others, jet mixing noise; screech tones; broadband shock associated noise and methods for suppression; the near-ground acoustic environment of Short Take-Off and Vertical Landing (STOVL) aircraft; weapons bay aeroacoustics, cavity acoustics, closed-loop feedback control of aeroacoustic phenomena; computational aeroacoustics including high fidelity numerical simulations, and analytical acoustics.
The Editor, Ganesh Raman, is ably supported in his work by a distinguished editorial board. These leading figures assist him in the thorough peer-review process, which ensures that only the highest quality work is published in the International journal of Aeroacoustics.
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Experimental study of the spectral properties of near-field
and far-field jet noise
Christophe Bogey, Sébastien Barré, Vincent Fleury, Christophe
Bailly and Daniel Juvé
On the directivity and spectra of noise from unheated and heated
jets
L.M.B.C. Campos and P.G.T.A. Serrão
Computation of shock induced noise in imperfectly expanded supersonic
jets
B. Imamoglu, O. Baysal and P. Balakumar
Turbofan duct mode measurements using a continuously rotating
microphone rake
Daniel L. Sutliff
A flow/acoustics interaction method for the prediction of sound
propagation
Yannis Kallinderis, Marinos Manolesos and P. Menounou
Active control of low frequency buzz-saw tones;theory and experiment
Phillip Joseph and Matthew Wilkinson
Experimental results on active control of buzz saw noise tones
of aero engines
R. Maier, J. Zillmann, L. Enghardt and N.Genoulaz
Reduction of axial turbomachinery tonal noise by means of flow
induced secondary sources using an extremum-seeking control technique
O. Lemke, R. Becker, W. Neise, R. King and M. Möser
Design and testing of a hybrid passive/active acoustic treatment
for nacelle inlets
Marie-Annick Galland, Benoit Mazeaud
Optimized active noise control of semiclosed aircraft interiors
Thomas Kletschkowski, Delf Sachau, Sten Böhme and Harald Breitbach
Validation of a time domain formulation for propeller noise
prediction Ghader Ghorbaniasl and Charles Hirsch Attenuation of slat trailing
edge noise using acoustic liners
Zhaokai Ma, Malcolm G. Smith, Simon K. Richards and Xin Zhang
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Editor
Dr. Ganesh Raman
Editor, International Journal of Aeroacoustics, Mechanical, Materials and
Aerospace Engineering, Illinois Institute of Technology, Chicago, IL 60616,
USA
Phone: (+1) 312-567-3554
Fax: (+1) 312-567-7230
E-mail:
Raman@iit.edu (correspondence) IJAEDITOR@aol.com (submissions)
editorial board - north america
Dr. Thomas Brooks
NASA Langley Research Center
Dr. Alan B. Cain
Innovative Technology Applications Company
Dr. Edmane Envia
NASA Glenn Research Center
Dr. Marvin E. Goldstein
NASA Glenn Research Center
Dr. Edward Kerschen
University of Arizona
Dr. Valdis Kibens
The Boeing Company
Dr. Lourdes Q. Maurice
Federal Aviation Administration
Dr. Dennis K. McLaughlin
Pennsylvania State University
Dr. Philip J. Morris
Pennsylvania State University
Mr Paul T. Soderman
NASA Ames Research Center (Retired)
editorial board - europe
Dr. Ingo U. Borchers
DaimlerChrysler Research and Technology (Germany)
Dr. Harry H. Brouwer
National Aerospace Laboratory (Netherlands)
Dr. Daniel Juvé
École Centrale de Lyon (France)
Dr. Victor F. Kopiev
Acoustic Division of Central Aerohydrodynamics Institute (Russia)
Dr. Luigi Morino
University Roma Tre (Italy)
Dr. Nigel Peake
Cambridge University (United Kingdom)
editorial board - asia
Dr. A.R. Acharya
Indian Institute of Science (India)
Dr. Junjiro Iwamoto
Tokyo Denki University (Japan)
Dr. Shojiro Kaji
Teikyo University (Japan)
Dr. M. Ravindranath
Nayak National Aerospace Laboratories (India)