The influence of vibrations of foils (hydrofoils and propeller blades)
on the characteristics of their trailing-edge noise is investigated e
xperimentally. It is shown that vibrations have the effect of increasi
ng the intensity of flow-induced radiation and introducing peaks in th
e spectrum at the natural frequencies of the hydrofoil by regularizing
and amplifying the intensity of vortices shed from the trailing edge
of the hydrofoil. It is established that the trailing-edge noise of a
vibrating hydrofoil and the singing of blade assemblies have the same
physical nature.