Jet wave amplification in organ pipes
Jet wave amplification in organ pipes
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风琴管中的射流波放大
DOI:
10.1121/1.423113
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发表时间:
1998
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通讯作者:
S. Yoshikawa
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作者:
S. Yoshikawa
The amplification factor of an air jet waving over the mouth is estimated from flow visualization of the smoked jet, where the velocity ranges from 7–33 m/s, the Reynolds number from 1000–5000, and the sounding frequency from 130–580 Hz. The jet length is 15.8 and 10.2 mm in two models, while the jet thickness is 2.2 mm in both. The estimation is carried out by comparing the visualized envelope of jet waves with a simplified theoretical one. The envelope is visualized by the OR summation of the digitally memorized frames showing the instantaneous deflection taken with a speed of 1440 frames per second. Furthermore, the strength of mouth field defined as the acoustic displacement amplitude is derived from the envelope‐based estimation. A hot‐wire anemometer is then applied to measure this mouth‐field strength, whose value shows a good agreement with the estimated result. The amplification factor of organ jets was estimated as 0.26 to 0.18 (1/mm); the mouth‐field strength as 0.5 to 1.5 mm. A nondimensionalized representation of the relation between the amplification factor and the blowing velocity in our organ‐pipe jets roughly agrees with the theoretical curve based on the linearized spatial analysis of jet instability.