Numerical study of longitudinal head waves excited on plastics

A longitudinal head wave excited along a liquid/solid interface was theoretically studied with a formula for the dynamic Green's functions recently developed. The attenuation in the solid material was taken into account assuming that the attenuation factor is proportional to the frequency. It w...

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Published in1993 Proceedings IEEE Ultrasonics Symposium pp. 309 - 312 vol.1
Main Authors Tsukahara, Y., Yanaka, M., Hsu, N.N.
Format Conference Proceeding
LanguageEnglish
Published 1993
Subjects
Acoustics
Attenuation
Green's function methods
Liquids
Plastics
Receivers
Solids
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Summary:A longitudinal head wave excited along a liquid/solid interface was theoretically studied with a formula for the dynamic Green's functions recently developed. The attenuation in the solid material was taken into account assuming that the attenuation factor is proportional to the frequency. It was found that, in the two dimensional point source-point receiver configuration, the estimation of the longitudinal wave velocity is possible with an accuracy better than 1%. However, it was also found that a simple ray-theoretical interpretation of the longitudinal head wave becomes invalid when there is significant attenuation
ISBN:0780320123
9780780320123
DOI:10.1109/ULTSYM.1993.339566