Method for measuring acoustic impedance and acoustic attenuation of thin layer based on sound pressure reflection coefficient power spectrum
A sound pressure reflection coefficient and power spectrum technology, which is applied to the analysis of solids using sound waves/ultrasonic waves/infrasonic waves, can solve problems such as ultrasonic non-destructive measurement methods for measuring thin-layer acoustic impedance that have not yet been seen.
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[0027] figure 1 After system connection and instrument calibration of the measuring device shown, first use the ultrasonic flaw detector 1 and use the ultrasonic pulse water immersion probe 2 with a nominal frequency of 2MHz (center frequency 2.1MHz, frequency bandwidth (-6dB) 1.30~2.83MHz) Measure resin glass sheet sample 3 (the sound velocity of resin glass is 2730m / s (the value is provided by the American Nondestructive Testing Manual). The density ρ measured by the Archimedes method is 1.18g / cm 3 , according to the acoustic impedance calculation formula Z=ρc, the acoustic impedance of the resin glass sheet sample is 3.139×10 6 rayl) to transmit and receive ultrasonic waves (resin glass thin layer sample 3 is placed in the water tank 4), with the help of DPO4032 digital oscilloscope 5 to complete waveform observation and waveform signal acquisition. figure 2 Shown are the ultrasonic echo signal diagrams of the Plexiglas sheet sample 3 and the standard sample. Utilize the...
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