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Subject:
Alteration of acoustic impedance for shock flow in air using sound.
Category: Science > Physics Asked by: davidjonsson-ga List Price: $50.00 |
Posted:
28 Jul 2003 15:55 PDT
Expires: 27 Aug 2003 15:55 PDT Question ID: 236301 |
Nonlinearity of acoustic impedance in air. Show how the acoustic impedance varies in diferent sound environments. Especially interesting is to know how shock flow can be altered by applying sound in the air. What kind of sound should be applied, in terms of frequency distribution, to achieve the largest acoustic impedance change for shock flow? (We are talking about air in the open, not air confined by rigid borders.) Other properties of air affecting the sharpness of the shock flow may also be described. |
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