WANG Yuhang, XU Yue. Application of Stevens' loudness in low-boom design of supersonic civil aircraft[J]. 2019, 37(4): 683-689.DOI: 10.7638/kqdlxxb-2018.0285.
Application of Stevens' loudness in low-boom design of supersonic civil aircraft
The low-boom design is one of the key technologies for the design of a supersonic civil aircraft. For a low-boom design
one of the key problems is how to choose the appropriate objective
which is associated with the evaluation of low-boom performance. To apply the sonic boom loudness level to low-boom design
this paper introduces the Stevens' loudness method into the existing low-boom optimization design platform for supersonic civil aircraft and uses the Seeb-ALR model as an example. The Stevens' loudness level of the ground boom and the over-pressure value of the near field are selected as the optimization targets
and the cone contour is used as the optimization objective for the low-boom design. The results show that
compared with the original model
the loudness level/near field over-pressure value optimization reduces the maximum over-pressure value by 18.4% and 40.6%
and the ground boom loudness level by 2.2PLdB and 1.4PLdB
respectively. The optimization results verify the applicability of the Stevens' loudness level in the low-sonic design of supersonic civil aircraft
accurately reflecting the impact of boom on ground personnel
which can be used in the low-boom design. Selecting different boom evaluation parameters as the optimization targets
there are large differences between the obtained model optimization contours and the near/far field over-pressure distribution patterns. Compared with the near field over-pressure value optimization
the optimization of boom loudness level can reduce the ground boom loudness more effectively by changing the distribution of over-pressure.
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