A 6 ร 6 transfer matrix is presented to evaluate the response of a multi-layered infinitely long elastic cylinder, imbedded in a fluid and enclosing another fluid, to a given two-dimensional pressure excitation on the outside or inside, or alternatively to evaluate the acoustic pressure distribution
A transfer matrix approach for evaluation of the response of a multi-layer infinite plate to a two-dimensional pressure excitation
โ Scribed by J.S. Sastry; M.L. Munjal
- Publisher
- Elsevier Science
- Year
- 1995
- Tongue
- English
- Weight
- 835 KB
- Volume
- 182
- Category
- Article
- ISSN
- 0022-460X
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โฆ Synopsis
A 6 ร 6 transfer matrix is presented to evaluate the response of a multi-layer infinite plate to a given two-dimensional pressure excitation on one of its faces or, alternatively, to evaluate the acoustic pressure distribution excited by the normal velocity components of the radiating surfaces. It is shown that the present transfer matrix is a general case embodying the transfer matrices of normal excitation and one-dimensional pressure excitation due to an oblique incident wave. It is also shown that the present transfer matrix obeys the necessary checks to categorize the physically symmetric multi-layer plate as dynamically symmetric. Expressions are derived to obtain the wave propagation parameters, such as the transmission, absorption and reflection coefficients, in terms of the elements of the transfer matrix presented. Numerical results for transmission loss and reflection coefficients of a two-layer configuration are presented to illustrate the effect of angles of incidence, layer characteristics and ambient media.
๐ SIMILAR VOLUMES
A 4 ร 4 transfer matrix is derived to evaluate the response of a multi-layered infinitely long elastic cylinder imbedded in a fluid and enclosing another fluid, to a given one-dimensional pressure excitation, or alternatively to evaluate the acoustic pressure distribution excited by the radial veloc
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