Abstract
Acoustic measurements have been undertaken on two different twin square jet topologies. OASPL, spectra, directivity measurement and shock-cell visualization have been conducted to evaluate twin square jets in different edge-vertex orientations. The results indicate that twin square jets effectively suppress noise up to 4 dB in terms of OASPL and 6 dB in terms of screech tonal SPL compared to an equivalent single circular jet. The study promises that twin-jet topology could serve as an effective tool for noise suppression.