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A turbulent combustion noise model
(Virginia Tech, 1989-05-05)
A turbulent combustion noise model based on first principles is developed in this thesis.
The model predicts (1) the pressure time series, (2) Sound Pressure Level (SPL) spectrum,
(3) Over-All Sound Pressure Level (OASPL), ...
Nonlinear finite element analysis of a laminated composite plate with nonuniform transient thermal loading
(Virginia Tech, 1988-03-25)
<p>Metal plates are being replaced by lighter but equally strong laminated composite
plates in order to improve efficiency and increase performance of aerospace vehicles.
But because of the complex construction of laminated ...
Simulation of an algorithm for the active control of combustion noise
(Virginia Tech, 1990-12-16)
The simulation of an algorithm for the active control of combustion noise generated
by a turbulent flame produced by an open burner is developed in this thesis. The simulation
includes (1) an autoregressive model of real ...
A Monte-Carlo-based simulation of jet exhaust nozzle thermal radiative signatures
(Virginia Tech, 1992-12-05)
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Optical Analysis of a Linear-Array Thermal Radiation Detector for Geostationary Earth Radiation Budget Applications
(Virginia Tech, 1998-03-06)
The Thermal Radiation Group, a laboratory in the
Department of Mechanical Engineering at Virginia Polytechnic
Institute and State University, is currently working to
develop a new technology for thermal radiation ...
Analytical and Experimental Characterization of a Linear-Array Thermopile Scanning Radiometer for Geo-Synchronous Earth Radiation Budget Applications
(Virginia Tech, 1998-11-30)
The Thermal Radiation Group, a laboratory in the department
of Mechanical Engineering at Virginia Polytechnic Institute and
State University, is currently working towards the development of
a new technology for cavity-based ...
Infrared imaging: a proposed validation technique for computational fluid dynamics codes used in STOVL applications
(Virginia Tech, 1990-05-05)
<p>The need for a validation technique for computational fluid dynamics (CFD) codes
in STOVL applications has led to research efforts to apply infrared thermal imaging
techniques to visualize gaseous flow fields. Specifically, ...
An experimental study of lifting and moving forces in air conveying systems
(Virginia Tech, 1992-02-04)
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Development of an infrared gaseous radiation band model based on NASA SP-3080 for computational fluid dynamic code validation applications
(Virginia Tech, 1992-08-01)
The increased use of infrared imaging as a flow visualization technique and as a validation technique for computational fluid dynamics (CFD) codes has led to an in-depth study of infrared band models. The ability to create ...