Power spectral density of subsonic jet noise

Abstract The scaling of the power scaling density (PSD) of the far field noise for subsonic, unheated, axisymmetric jets has been examined based on data obtained from the literature as well as from new experiments. It has been demonstrated that the PSD scales as the Strouhal number (StD) alone for most locations, except at shalloow angles (θ

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