Radiation of sound from a monopole source near a free-flooded cylindrical shell
K. Steven Kim
Abstract
K. Steven Kim
Abstract
Radiation of sound from an acoustic source changes if there is a structure nearby. Radiated and scattered acoustic pressure fields are obtained when a free-flooded cylindrical shell of finite length is subjected to acoustic waves from a monopole source. By solving integral equations formulated for an elastic thin shell with simply supported boundary conditions at both ends, far-field acoustic pressures are calculated. Cases of various source locations inside and outside a shell are discussed.
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Radiation of sound from an acoustic source changes if there is a structure nearby. Radiated and scattered acoustic pressure fields are obtained when a free-flooded cylindrical shell of finite length is subjected to acoustic waves from a monopole source. By solving integral equations formulated for an elastic thin shell with simply supported boundary conditions at both ends, far-field acoustic pressures are calculated. Cases of various source locations inside and outside a shell are discussed.
Key concepts: Magnetic monopole, Shell (structure), Acoustics, Acoustic radiation, Sound pressure, Physics, Free field, Radiation