Two-dimensional airfoil coseismic vector hydrophone and its process
A vector hydrophone, two-dimensional airfoil technology, applied in the direction of transducers used underwater, vibration measurement in fluids, instruments, etc., can solve the problems of limited application, many demands, large geometric size, etc. Good sensitivity and phase characteristics, good cosine directivity, and small geometric size
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[0017] First, the low-density composite material mixed with epoxy resin and glass beads is added to the curing agent, poured into the mold, dried and demoulded to form a rectangular outer shell with wire holes [3][4] Next, place the double laminations in it respectively, then place the four rectangular outer shells [4] symmetrically in airfoil shape on both sides of the cylindrical base [5], and finally mix epoxy resin and glass beads The low-density composite material is integrally potted to form a hydrophone, and its cable output end [6] is placed on the upper end surface of the cylindrical base [5], and the upper and lower end surfaces of the rectangular outer casing [4] of the hydrophone are respectively reserved symmetrically. There are 8 hanging holes [7]. Among them, the double laminations are generally made of piezoelectric ceramic discs or rectangular plates and aluminum alloy materials. At present, the overall shell diameter of the hydrophone sample is 80mm, the wei...
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