Fluidized beds are used in a variety of process industries because they provide uniform temperature distributions, low pressure drops, and high heat/mass rates. Minimum fluidization velocity is an important factor in understanding the hydrodynamic behavior of fluidized beds, and this characteristic may be modified through high frequency (sound) vibrations. The effects caused by sound wave frequ...

The reconstruction of the acoustic properties of a neonate finless porpoise's head was performed using X-ray computed tomography (CT). The head of the deceased neonate porpoise was also segmented across the body axis and cut into slices. The averaged sound velocity and density were measured, and the Hounsfield units (HU) of the corresponding slices were obtained from computed tomography scannin...

The vibro-acoustic characteristics of cylindrical shell are widely studied because of its strong engineering application background, especially when the shell is immersed in infinite fluid field or partially immersed. In the present paper, the method for analyzing sound radiation of semi-submerged finite cylindrical shell with antisymmetric velocity distribution is first proposed. The orthogona...

The characteristics of moving sound sources have strong implications on the listener’s distance perception and the estimation of velocity. Modifications of the typical sound emissions as they are currently occurring due to the tendency towards electromobility have an impact on the pedestrian’s safety in road traffic. Thus, investigations of the relevant cues for velocity and distance perception...

The coupled numerical simulation of flow and sound generation in a simplified vocal tract model of sibilant /s/ were validated with experimental measurements. The simplified model consists of incisors and four rectangular channels representing a throat, constriction, space behind the incisors, and lips. Velocity distribution and far-field sound were measured by a hot-wire anemometer and an acou...

ABSTRACT This study concerns an eigenvalue problem of a vibro-acoustic coupling system. In the conventional method, the dynamics of a vibro-acoustic coupling system is calculated with modal coupling methodology which uses eigenfunctions of a rigid-walled cavity. Therefore, particle velocity on the surface of a panel is always calculated as zero, while it should be coincident with the velocity o...

The advantage of using the normal component of the particle velocity rather than the sound pressure in the hologram plane as the input of conventional spatial Fourier transform based near field acoustic holography (NAH) and also as the input of the statistically optimized variant of NAH has recently been demonstrated. This paper examines whether there might be a similar advantage in using the p...

We study a model of flocking for a very large system (N=320,000) numerically. We find that in the long wavelength, long time limit, the fluctuations of the velocity and density fields are carried by propagating sound modes, whose dispersion and damping agree quantitatively with the predictions of our previous work using a continuum equation. We find that the sound velocity is anisotropic and ch...