High-resolution analysis of the complex wave spectrum in a cylindrical shell containing a viscoelastic medium. Part II. Experimental results versus theory
High-resolution analysis of the complex wave spectrum in a cylindrical shell containing a viscoelastic medium. Part II. Experimental results versus theory
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对含有粘弹性介质的圆柱壳中的复杂波谱进行高分辨率分析。
DOI:
10.1121/1.419957
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发表时间:
1997
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J. Dual
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作者:
J. Vollmann;R. Breu;J. Dual
The complex frequency spectrum of axisymmetric wave modes in a circular cylindrical shell containing various viscoelastic media is measured. A new measurement technique has been developed for this purpose by combining a high-resolution laser interferometer with modern spectrum estimation methods. To decompose the complex wave-number dependence, a complex spectrum estimation method has been implemented. Up to 40 dispersion curves of traveling, axisymmetric modes are decomposed simultaneously in a frequency range between 1 kHz and 2 MHz. The guided structural waves are excited by piezoelectric transducers. Linear elasticity can be considered as an extreme case of viscoelasticity (long relaxation times compared with the deformation periods). To ascertain the validity of the theory, dispersion curves are calculated for a shell containing a viscoelastic material behaving like the elastic shell and are compared with the measured curves of an isotropic aluminium rod. The phenomenon of “backward wave propagation,...