IISc Bangalore & IIT Bombay Engineers Make Jet Engines Quieter

The engineers at the Indian Institute Of Science at Bangalore and IIT Bombay have helped Rolls Royce develop a low-noise technology that helps the jet engines operate at lower noise levels. The technology is expected to make it to the long haul planes like Boeing 747s & Dreamliners. The team that worked on this technology is led by U Ramamurthy from the department of materials engineering. The research on the development of low noise technology began back in 2006 in collaboration with Rolls Royce.


The new technology aims at bringing down the noise levels during the landing and take-off. A chamber inside the engine is fitted with silencer vanes which are operational during the landing and take-off times. These vanes help reducing the noise that engines make. Ramamurthy says that the vances are capable of operating at temperatures of 200 degree Celsius and higher.

The technology will help make quieter landings during the night-times at airports which are nearer to the cities.

We at CrazyEngineers are pleased to see some innovation coming out of Indian institutes. We hope to see more such innovations in future and wish the team all the best for their future work.

Via: <a href="https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/india/IISc-IIT-B-make-jet-engines-quieter/articleshow/21062410.cms?" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">IISc, IIT-B make jet engines quieter | India News - Times of India</a>