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Ilias Aouaj
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Hello guys,
Consider a partially filled tank with water where the acoustic field can be described by the Helmholtz equation.
The boundary condition at the water surface would be [tex] \frac{∂p}{∂\vec{n}} = -j\rho_0\omega\frac{p}{Z} [/tex]
where Z is the impedance of the water surface.
What would be the impedance of the water surface.? Are there any models i could use?
Thanks for your answers!
Consider a partially filled tank with water where the acoustic field can be described by the Helmholtz equation.
The boundary condition at the water surface would be [tex] \frac{∂p}{∂\vec{n}} = -j\rho_0\omega\frac{p}{Z} [/tex]
where Z is the impedance of the water surface.
What would be the impedance of the water surface.? Are there any models i could use?
Thanks for your answers!