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Die starke Zunahme des Flugverkehrs, verbunden mit der Urbanisierung der Nachbarschaften vieler Flughäfen, führt auf ein zunehmendes Lärmempfinden, so dass der Lärmreduktion eines Flugzeuges und insbesondere der Triebwerke schon während der Entwicklungsphase eine große Bedeutung zukommen. Prinzipiell besteht für die Verdichter im stationären Einsatz dieselbe Problematik, obwohl in diesem Fall durch Kapselung und Schalldämpfer in der Ansaugleitung eine bedeutende Absenkung des Schallpegels erzielbar ist.

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Joos, F. (2020). Verdichterlärm. In: Aerodynamik axialer Turbokompressoren. Springer Vieweg, Wiesbaden. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-28937-9_13

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