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Predictions and Validations of Small-Scale Rotor Noise Using UCD-QuietFly
A physics-based broadband noise prediction approach is applied for small-scale drone rotors that have small chord lengths, low Reynolds numbers, and high rotational speeds. These unique characteristics, different from conventional full-scale rotors, are studied in the improved noise prediction model
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