1969•The Journal of the Acoustical Society of AmericaRequires access

Vibration Characteristics of a Submerged Ring-Stiffened Cylindrical Shell of Finite Length

P. R. Paslay, R. B. Tatge, R. J. Wernick, E. K. Walsh, D. Muster

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An analytical procedure for determining the natural frequencies for a submerged cylinder is presented. The coupling between the shell and acoustic medium is taken into account. An experimental evaluation of this procedure for a particular cylindrical shell is presented. Good agreement is shown between measured and predicted natural frequencies of the cylindrical shell, both in air and submerged in water.

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Key concepts: Shell (structure), Cylinder, Vibration, Mechanics, Coupling (piping), Acoustics, Materials science, Physics