Simulation Results Could Help Quiet Jet Noise

October 2, 2017

Argonne National Laboratory engineers are working to create high-fidelity computer simulations to determine how jet turbulence produces noise. Working on Argonne’s supercomputer Mira, the team is applying computational fluid dynamics to capture the physics of the turbulence that is making the noise.

The simulations enabled the team to see spatio-temporally resolved fluid motions that would be impossible to measure experimentally.

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