Periodic Shock Waves in Resonating Gas Columns
Periodic Shock Waves in Resonating Gas Columns
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DOI:
10.1121/1.1908343
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发表时间:
1960-08
影响因子:
2.4
通讯作者:
R. Saenger;G. Hudson
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作者:
R. Saenger;G. Hudson
When an oscillating piston forces the enclosed gas in a Kundt tube to vibrate with a finite amplitude near an acoustic resonance frequency of the gas column, shock waves are generated which travel periodically back and forth in the tube. There is also heating of the gas and a rise in its mean pressure. In this paper a theory of the steady state motion of the gas in its “fundamental” mode has been devised which includes the dissipative effects of wall friction and heat conduction to the tube walls. The dependence of shock strength, mean temperature, and mean pressure on piston amplitude, tube length, gas viscosity, and heat conductivity predicted by the theory are in good qualitative agreement with the small number of experimental data available at present.