THE ENERGY ASPECT OF THE RECIPROCAL INTERACTIONS OF PAIRS OF TWO DIFFERENT VIBRATION MODES OF A CLAMPED ANNULAR PLATE
β Scribed by W.P. RDZANEK JR
- Book ID
- 102612442
- Publisher
- Elsevier Science
- Year
- 2002
- Tongue
- English
- Weight
- 422 KB
- Volume
- 249
- Category
- Article
- ISSN
- 0022-460X
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β¦ Synopsis
The standardized mutual active and reactive sound power of a clamped plate, representing the energy aspect of the reciprocal interactions of two di!erent in vacuo modes, has been computed. It was assumed that the vibrations are axisymmetric, elastic and time harmonic, the plate's transverse de#ection is small as compared with the plate's size, and that the vibration velocity is small as compared with the acoustic wavenumber generated. The Kirchho!}Love theory of a perfectly elastic plate was used. The integral formulae for the mutual sound power were transformed into their Hankel representations which made possible their subsequent computation. A closed path integral was used to express the integral in its Hankel representation to compute the mutual active sound power. The asymptotic stationary phase method was used to compute the two magnitudes, i.e., the mutual active and reactive sound power. The results obtained are the asymptotic formulae valid for the acoustically fast waves. The oscillating as well as the non-oscillating terms have been identi"ed in the formulae to make possible their further separate analysis. The availability of the asymptotic formulae makes possible some fast numerical computations of the mutual sound power. Moreover, the formulae presented herein, together with those for the individual modes known from the literature, make a complete basis for further computations of the total sound power of the plate's damped and forced vibrations in #uid.
π SIMILAR VOLUMES
The theoretical model based on Hamilton's principle and spectral analysis, previously used to obtain the "rst three non-linear modes of a clamped}clamped beam [1], and the "rst non-linear mode of a fully clamped rectangular plate [2], is used here in order to calculate the second non-linear mode of