NASA Glenn's Specialized Facilities Advance Aeroacoustic Research
NASA Glenn Research Center utilizes unique wind tunnels and anechoic chambers to study aircraft engine aerodynamics and noise reduction.
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NASA Glenn Research Center utilizes unique wind tunnels and anechoic chambers to study aircraft engine aerodynamics and noise reduction.
Innovative microphone arrays and velocimetry techniques at NASA Glenn enable detailed acoustic and airflow measurements to support aviation noise reduction.
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