Sound radiation by distributed quadrupole sources near rigid bodies

An approach is proposed to describe the multipole structure of the sound field radiated as a turbulent jet streamlines a transverse circular cylinder of small diameter, which makes it possible to study the experimentally revealed effect of the dipole radiation shift. It is shown that different methods of acoustic measurements can lead to different determinations of the dipole radiation shift. It is demonstrated that to correctly describe the effect of the dipole radiation shift it is necessary to take into account the phase characteristics of different sources in the field of a turbulent flow; i.e., taking into account the state of distribution of the source is of fundamental importance for calculating the dipole radiation shift.