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Computer model of acoustic link in a pipe with a flowing gas medium. Part I: Perturbation ot ultrasonic transducer directivity pattern

pp. 299-302, vol. 1, 1997

Tadeusz Gudra
Institute of Telecommunication and Acoustics Technical University of Wrocław, Wrocław, Poland

Krzysztof Opieliński
Institute of Telecommunication and Acoustics Technical University of Wrocław, Wrocław, Poland

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Abstract: The paper presents an aeroacoustic range equation which makes it possible to elaborate a computer model of ultrasonic link in air for static conditions. The model was made in form of a computer program called KML. Extending the static model, a simulation of uItrasonic wave propagation in a pipeline with flowing air for different profiles of laminar and turbulent flow and different link parameters was performed. The simulation made it possible to work out a computer model of an acoustic link in flowing gas. The model as a computer program can be used to calculate disturbance of ultrasonic beam rays shape and directivity pattem perturbation. Directivity pattem of ultrasonic transmitting transducer, deformed by flowing medium, becomes non-axial symmetric. As a result of the flow, ultrasonic beam rays are curvilinear and the source directivity pattern depends on rectilinearly measured distance.

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