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Description
A Ph.D. study. An ultrasonic transducer is shape-optimised in order to maximise the amplitude of the vibrating tip for a dry transducer and to maximise the radiated acoustic power for a submerged transducer. The axisymmetric ultrasonic transducer consists of 2 piezoelectric ceramic disks and two shape-optimised resonance rods and vibrates at resonance in longitudinal mode. For the submerged transducer, at the 2 tips, the transducer is in contact with water of infinite extent.
| Status | Finished |
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| Effective start/end date | 01/08/1994 → 31/07/1997 |
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