Noise and Vibration Engineering Group
Aerodynamic noise from planes, trains…and buildings
Malcolm Smith, ISVR Consulting
Tuesday 11 May 2021
1300 by Zoom
Aerodynamic noise generated by a body in a flow can be soothing, such as the sound of an Aeolian harp, but some anthropogenic sources of flow noise cause environmental noise problems and nuisance. Using examples such as the landing gears and wings of aircraft, pantographs and bogies on high speed trains, and design features of buildings that whistle or hum in the wind, this seminar will review the mechanisms of broadband and tonal flow noise, when and where they may occur, and how to identify and control them.
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This event is free to members of the IOA and the public.
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Zoom details will be circulated to all those who have registered via EventBrite.
11 May 2021
