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AIAA 99-1832 SPECTRAL ELEMENT GRID GENERATION AND NONLINEAR COMPUTATIONS FOR NOISE RADIATION FROM AIRCRAFT ENGINES D. Ait-Ali-Yahia*, D. Stanescu**, M.P. Robichaud* and W.G. Habashi** * Pratt Whitney Canada, Analytical Systems Group, Longueuil, Qc, Canada ** CFD Laboratory, Dept. of Mech. Eng., Concordia University, Montreal, Qc, Canada ABSTRACT In the past, the use of spectral methods has been restricted to simple geometries and, in the Fourier A 3D multidomain spectral method is presented case, to problems with periodic boundary and applied to nonlinear noise radiation from conditions. Multidomain and spectral element aircraft engines. The propagation of acoustic methods [3-4] have emerged recently to increase waves is modeled by the nonlinear Euler equations, the geometric flexibility of these methods. Unlike permitting a more accurate representation of finite difference or finite element methods, nonlinear aeroacoustic phenomena. The governing multidomain spectral methods use specific grids equations are solved using a multidomain spectral which are composed of nonoverlapping spectral discretization in space, while a 2N storage Runge- elements that are discretized into a set of Gauss- Kutta scheme is utilized in time. Using ICEM-CFD Chebyshev-Lobatto (GCL) points. The nodes of projection libraries and their CAD files, a Gauss- these grids should not only respect the GCL point Chebyshev-Lobatto grid adaptation/generation distribution in the three spatial directions but also module