Tip Vortex Noise is a type of aerodynamic noise generated by the unsteady interaction between the tip vortex and the blade surface in rotating propellers, distinguished from other propeller noise mechanisms by its origin in the periodic collapse and deformation of the concentrated vortical flow at the blade tip.
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