Table A3.
Lumped parameter model for the acoustic radiation impedance Zr and acoustic impedance of a protective diaphragm Zp,d.
Model for the acoustic radiation impedance Zr [kg/s/m4], [23]: Transducer represents a piston at the end of a long tube (piston constitutes the side of a box). Model requirements: k·rp < ½ ≥ radiation is omnidirectional (for 10 kHz rp < 3 mm in air and < 12 mm in water). | ||
Rr: radiation resistance [kg/s] | (A4) | |
Xr: acoustic radiation mass (reactance) [kg/s] | (A5) | |
Zr: acoustic radiation impedance [kg/s/m4] | (A6) | |
Model for the acoustic impedance of the protective, square diaphragm Zd,p [kg/s/m4] | ||
Relationship between pressure load p [Pa] and centre deflection wc [m] (large deflections) of a square diaphragm with no intrinsic stress, [32]. | (A7) | |
Cd,p [m/N], Sm,d [m3/N]: mechanical compliance and sensitivity of the protective diaphragm. | (A8) | |
md,p: equivalent mass of the diaphragm [kg] | (A9) | |
fr: resonance frequency of a square diaphragm (fundamental mode) for any static deflections [Hz], [33]. | (A10) | |
fr0: resonance frequency of a square diaphragm at zero deflection [Hz], [34]. | (A11) | |
Acoustic impedance of the protective, square diaphragm Zd,p [kg/s/m4] | (A12) | |
(A13) |
k: angular wave number [rad/m], c: speed of sound [m/s], ω: angular frequency [rad/s], rp: radius of the vibrating surface [m] (for square protective diaphragm Adp; rp = (Adp/π)−1/2, ap: side length of a square diaphragm [m], tp: diaphragm thickness [m], ρ: fluid density [kg/m3], ρs: density of the diaphragm material [kg/m3], E: Young’s modulus [N/m2] and v: Poisson’s ratio [–].