In the nonlinearity parameter B/A tomography using the second harmonic wav, it is very important to analyze the ultrasonic field of the transducer, especially the generation of the second harmonic wave in the near...In the nonlinearity parameter B/A tomography using the second harmonic wav, it is very important to analyze the ultrasonic field of the transducer, especially the generation of the second harmonic wave in the nearfield. In this paper, the theoretical study and experimental measurements of the second harmoinc pressure field from a circular piston source are performed.And the effect on the nonlinearity parameter tomograaphy is discussed. The results will be used to decrease the error of reconstruction in nonlinearity parameter tomography and bring the ultrasoinc diagnosis a step forward展开更多
Based on the problem that the generating method of random array structure is inefficient, a method is proposed to generate the random target arrays by using coaxial circu- lar array in the polar coordinates in the pre...Based on the problem that the generating method of random array structure is inefficient, a method is proposed to generate the random target arrays by using coaxial circu- lar array in the polar coordinates in the premise that the array angular resolution of source identification is guaranteed. According to the principle of moving sound source identification, this work deduces the basic non-equidistance coaxial circular rings＇ radius, and generates target random arrays which were suitable for moving sound source identification through array partitioning, condition filtering in the polar coordinates and simulation evaluation. Finally, numerical simulation and moving car sound source identification test have been done. The analytical results show that using this method to generate random array is effective. Compared with the traditional regular arrays, the target random array has more accurate moving sound source identification performance.展开更多
The long rib of the sounding membrane in the black cicada is an analog to the beam clamped at one end. The fundamental frequency of activation sound is between 3900-5500 Hz and is basically consistent with the possibl...The long rib of the sounding membrane in the black cicada is an analog to the beam clamped at one end. The fundamental frequency of activation sound is between 3900-5500 Hz and is basically consistent with the possible range of the main peak frequency ( MPF) of song in the black cicada. The operculum (Op), tymbal cover (TC) and joint membrane (JM)are respectively analogous to a unifor square plate clamped at one edge and free at the others, to another plate at two opposite sides and free at the other, and to a rectangular membrane clamped at four sides. The fundamental frequencies of activated vibration are basically consistent with theMPFs and main high frequency components of vibrations of the Op, TC and JM, respectively.The resonant cavity and spiracles on both sides are analogous to a current resonace circuit and to a resistance connected in parallel at the output ends, and the resonant frequency and quality factor of the circuit are in good agreement with the MPF and its tuning sharpness of son the black cicada.展开更多
The Von-Karman vortex street flow behind a circular cylinder is successfully solved at Re= 100 for incompressible N- S equations in the form of stream function and vorticity. The method adopted here involves ADI - BGE...The Von-Karman vortex street flow behind a circular cylinder is successfully solved at Re= 100 for incompressible N- S equations in the form of stream function and vorticity. The method adopted here involves ADI - BGE schemes, a recent treatment of body boundary conditions and a new acceptable perturbation model. The solutions of the flow field obtained here are better than previous numerical ones and agree with the experimental data closer. Therefore, it can be used to study sound field numerically. The Curie equation is directly and numerically solved to analyze the distribution of sound sources and the characteristics of their radiated sound field at Re= 100 and to compare with the solution from the theory of vortex sound. It is shown that this method is successful.展开更多
In this paper, it is studied that the scattering effect is caused by microphones itself, on both wave magnitude and phase. The experimental method was found difficult to do this. We will apply the Boundary Element Met...In this paper, it is studied that the scattering effect is caused by microphones itself, on both wave magnitude and phase. The experimental method was found difficult to do this. We will apply the Boundary Element Method(BEM) to the problem and explain the results obtained. The numerical method seems to be a powerful tool in this situation.展开更多
The experiments for the sound scattering of the ship wakes are introduced in this article. The wakes are detected in both horizon and vertical in lake trials and its traces are shown in display model A or B, Its si...The experiments for the sound scattering of the ship wakes are introduced in this article. The wakes are detected in both horizon and vertical in lake trials and its traces are shown in display model A or B, Its size and sound scattering strength are measured also. The scattering signals are analysed with the instananeous frequency sequence statistics methods展开更多
A numerical method dealing with anti-sound effect is presented to calculate nonlinear sound propagation in varying cross section area and hard-wall ducts with transonic flow and without acoustic shock waves . The effe...A numerical method dealing with anti-sound effect is presented to calculate nonlinear sound propagation in varying cross section area and hard-wall ducts with transonic flow and without acoustic shock waves . The effects of duct geometry , the flow Mach number at the throat, the sound source intensity at the inlet and the anti- sound intensity on the nonlinear sound propagation are discussed through several examples. It is also shown from the examples that there is an optimal anti-sound intensity at which a remarkable sound attenuation can be obtained at the exit.展开更多
文摘In the nonlinearity parameter B/A tomography using the second harmonic wav, it is very important to analyze the ultrasonic field of the transducer, especially the generation of the second harmonic wave in the nearfield. In this paper, the theoretical study and experimental measurements of the second harmoinc pressure field from a circular piston source are performed.And the effect on the nonlinearity parameter tomograaphy is discussed. The results will be used to decrease the error of reconstruction in nonlinearity parameter tomography and bring the ultrasoinc diagnosis a step forward
基金supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China(61271387)the Natural Science Foundation of Shandong Province(ZR2012FZ001)
文摘Based on the problem that the generating method of random array structure is inefficient, a method is proposed to generate the random target arrays by using coaxial circu- lar array in the polar coordinates in the premise that the array angular resolution of source identification is guaranteed. According to the principle of moving sound source identification, this work deduces the basic non-equidistance coaxial circular rings＇ radius, and generates target random arrays which were suitable for moving sound source identification through array partitioning, condition filtering in the polar coordinates and simulation evaluation. Finally, numerical simulation and moving car sound source identification test have been done. The analytical results show that using this method to generate random array is effective. Compared with the traditional regular arrays, the target random array has more accurate moving sound source identification performance.
文摘The long rib of the sounding membrane in the black cicada is an analog to the beam clamped at one end. The fundamental frequency of activation sound is between 3900-5500 Hz and is basically consistent with the possible range of the main peak frequency ( MPF) of song in the black cicada. The operculum (Op), tymbal cover (TC) and joint membrane (JM)are respectively analogous to a unifor square plate clamped at one edge and free at the others, to another plate at two opposite sides and free at the other, and to a rectangular membrane clamped at four sides. The fundamental frequencies of activated vibration are basically consistent with theMPFs and main high frequency components of vibrations of the Op, TC and JM, respectively.The resonant cavity and spiracles on both sides are analogous to a current resonace circuit and to a resistance connected in parallel at the output ends, and the resonant frequency and quality factor of the circuit are in good agreement with the MPF and its tuning sharpness of son the black cicada.
基金Supported by National Natural Science Foundation of China and National Education CommissionFoundation of China
文摘The Von-Karman vortex street flow behind a circular cylinder is successfully solved at Re= 100 for incompressible N- S equations in the form of stream function and vorticity. The method adopted here involves ADI - BGE schemes, a recent treatment of body boundary conditions and a new acceptable perturbation model. The solutions of the flow field obtained here are better than previous numerical ones and agree with the experimental data closer. Therefore, it can be used to study sound field numerically. The Curie equation is directly and numerically solved to analyze the distribution of sound sources and the characteristics of their radiated sound field at Re= 100 and to compare with the solution from the theory of vortex sound. It is shown that this method is successful.
文摘In this paper, it is studied that the scattering effect is caused by microphones itself, on both wave magnitude and phase. The experimental method was found difficult to do this. We will apply the Boundary Element Method(BEM) to the problem and explain the results obtained. The numerical method seems to be a powerful tool in this situation.
文摘The experiments for the sound scattering of the ship wakes are introduced in this article. The wakes are detected in both horizon and vertical in lake trials and its traces are shown in display model A or B, Its size and sound scattering strength are measured also. The scattering signals are analysed with the instananeous frequency sequence statistics methods
基金Supported by National Natural Science Foundation of ChinaNational Education Commission Foundation of China
文摘A numerical method dealing with anti-sound effect is presented to calculate nonlinear sound propagation in varying cross section area and hard-wall ducts with transonic flow and without acoustic shock waves . The effects of duct geometry , the flow Mach number at the throat, the sound source intensity at the inlet and the anti- sound intensity on the nonlinear sound propagation are discussed through several examples. It is also shown from the examples that there is an optimal anti-sound intensity at which a remarkable sound attenuation can be obtained at the exit.
