Acoustic waveguide system

Measuring and testing – Vibration – By mechanical waves

Reexamination Certificate

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Reexamination Certificate

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ABSTRACT:
An acoustic waveguide system including a waveguide, a housing with a port in one side of the housing for receiving the proximal end of the waveguide, the port opening into a channel in the housing. A first shear transducer is located in the channel of the housing and disposed on the waveguide, and a second shear transducer is located in the channel and disposed on the opposite side of the waveguide. The first and second transducers are configured to launch a torsional or an extensional wave in the waveguide depending on the orientation and polarity of the transducers.

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C.F. Brockelsby, J.S. Palfreeman, and R.W. Gibson, “Ultrasonic Delay Lines”, pp. 135, 140 London ILIFFE Books, Ltd, 1963.

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