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Badania odpowiedzi układów rezonansowych na pobudzenie akustyczne i aerodynamiczne

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Meissner M.
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W części pierwszej pracy badano odpowiedź rezonatora komorowego na pobudzenie akustyczne o małej i dużej amplitudzie. Badania te przeprowadzono na przykładzie oddziaływania fali płaskiej na prostopadłościenny rezonator komorowy z otworem kołowym o bardzo małej grubości. W analizie teoretycznej do obliczenia impedancji rezonatora wykorzystano metodę wariacyjną i dwa najczęściej stosowane rozkłady prędkości w płaszczyźnie otworu rezonatora: rozkład równomierny oraz rozkład uzyskany z rozwiązania równania Laplace`a w idealnym ośrodku nieściśliwym. W części doświadczalnej przeanalizowano dokładność metod pomiarowych wykorzystujących do rejestracji odpowiedzi rezonatora pomiar ciśnienia oraz zaproponowano metodę pomiarową umożliwiającą bezpośredni odczyt współczynnika dobroci. Druga część pracy dotyczy zagadnienia generacji oscylacji akustycznych przy aerodynamicznym pobudzeniu rezonatora. W części doświadczalnej zaprezentowano wyniki pomiarów częstotliwości i poziomu wzbudzonych oscylacji akustycznych dla dwóch typów rezonatorów o prostopadłościennym kształcie komory. W pierwszym przypadku był to rezonator z otworem prostokątnym, natomiast w drugim rezonator o kołowym kształcie otworu, dla którego wykonano pomiary częstotliwości rezonansowej i współczynnika dobroci przy pobudzeniu akustycznym. Trzecia część pracy poścwięcona jest problemowi genereacji dźwięku w rurociągu z zamkniętymi odnogami. Przeprowadzono badania dla trzech układów: rurociągu z pojedyńczą odnogą, rurociągu z odnogami współosiowymi o takiej samej długości oraz rurociągy z dwoma odnogami w konfiguracji typu "tandem"
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Instytut Podstawowych Problemów Techniki PAN
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Prace Instytutu Podstawowych Problemów Techniki PAN
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1998
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3--233
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Bibliogr. 197 poz., rys. tab. wykr.
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Meissner M.
  • Pracownia Akustyki Środowiska Zakład Problemów Eko-Budoownictwa Instytutu Podstawowych Problemów Techniki PAN
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