Rubber-Liquid Resonator

The acoustic characteristics of a rubber-liquid resonator are calculated, combining the properties of an empty rubber cavity, a Helmholtz resonator, and a water–air resonator, gas bubble in a viscoelastic medium and in a shell, and a bubble in a liquid. The equation of the forced oscillations of the...

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Published in:Acoustical physics 2020-07, Vol.66 (4), p.344-351
Main Author: Kazakov, L. I.
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Acoustic properties
Acoustics
Air chambers
Cavity resonators
Energy dissipation
Forced vibration
Heat loss
Helmholtz resonators
Mathematical analysis
Physical Acoustics
Physics
Physics and Astronomy
Principle of least action
Resonant frequencies
Rubber
Shear viscosity
Sound waves
Viscosity
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Acoustics
Air chambers
Cavity resonators
Energy dissipation
Forced vibration
Heat loss
Helmholtz resonators
Mathematical analysis
Physical Acoustics
Physics
Physics and Astronomy
Principle of least action
Resonant frequencies
Rubber
Shear viscosity
Sound waves
Viscosity
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