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Blade secondary vortex interaction noise in hovering rotors
Recent indoor experiments on small-scale hovering rotors have reported mid-frequency quasi-tonal peaks of uncertain origin in the residual (aperiodic) far-field sound spectrum, even without wake recirculation. This study investigates their physical origin using hybrid Reynolds-averaged Navier-Stokes
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