Measuring and testing – Vibration – By mechanical waves
Patent
1991-12-03
1993-02-09
Arana, Louis
Measuring and testing
Vibration
By mechanical waves
73290V, G01N 924
Patent
active
051845121
ABSTRACT:
The length of a column of a gaseous or liquid substance or of a solid bar is determined by generating a standing wave of known frequency, wavelength and/or wave velocity in the column or in the bar. The wave frequency is varied until at least two consecutive maxima (antinodes), two consecutive minima (nodes) or a minimum following a maximum of the amplitude of the standing wave have been detected. The length of the column of medium at known frequency and wave velocity of the standing wave generated in that column is computed from the equation
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Hrdlicka Armin W.
Koffler Harald
Loibner Klaus
Pribyl Wolfgang
Schuster Hermann
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