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Development of Experimental Research of Turbulent Surface Pressure Fluctuations: Critical Analysis and Generalization of Accumulated Experimental Data

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The article reviews the current state of experimental research into near-wall turbulent pressures. In recent decades, a large number of applied, theoretical, and experimental research into near-wall turbulent pressures have been carried out, constituting an important part of turbulent flow acoustics. The presented data on near-wall turbulent pressure measurements show that the bulk of accumulated data pertains to the characteristics of turbulent pressure fluctuations under the turbulent boundary layer. In addition to an analysis of experimental data (frequency spectra, rms values), special attention is paid to the methodological aspects of experimental research. In applications, a significant number of linear problems of excitation of noise and vibrations of structures in a turbulent flow can be very effectively analyzed and solved with wavenumber-frequency spectra formulation of a hydroaerodynamic fluctuating load. These factors have increased attention towards the wavenumber-frequency spectra of near-wall turbulent pressures, which has not flagged in recent decades. Experimental research into the wavenumber-frequency spectra of turbulent pressures using digital signal processing has become increasingly widespread. Direct methods for measuring wavenumber-frequency spectra of near-wall turbulent pressures have been analyzed in detail. The results of experimental research of wavenumber-frequency spectra are discussed.

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The study was supported by the Russian Foundation for Basic Research (project no. 20-02-00181A).

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Kudashev, E.B., Yablonik, L.R. Development of Experimental Research of Turbulent Surface Pressure Fluctuations: Critical Analysis and Generalization of Accumulated Experimental Data. Acoust. Phys. 67, 631–639 (2021). https://doi.org/10.1134/S1063771021060038

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