Sentence examples for for a pressure wave from inspiring English sources

Moreover, k f is the wave number in the fluid medium for a pressure wave with frequency ω, β is the isobaric thermal expansion coefficient, C P is the heat capacity per unit mass, v s is the speed of sound in the illuminated region and µ is the optical absorption coefficient of the illuminated absorbers.

A perturbative representation of the null field T-matrix for scattering a pressure wave from a fluid elastic interface with surface roughness is developed.

In one particular model for a magnetized target fusion reactor, a pressure wave is propagated in a cylindrical annulus comprised of a dense fluid before impinging upon a plasma and imploding it.

Using OH∗ chemiluminescence, we measure the experimental unsteady response of a 1-D premixed flame to an acoustic pressure wave for a range of frequencies below and above the inverse of the flame transit time.

Figure 1C illustrates a typical pressure wave obtained for a single US tone burst used in the construction of LILFU-1.

A conceptual model for pressure wave propagation was proposed, in which virtual subsurface flow processes in a heterogeneous vadose zone under rainfall are analogous to the water hammer phenomenon in complex conduit systems.

To generate sinusoidal pressure waves and to reduce the risks of clogging, a mathematical model for the design of a sinusoidal pressure wave generator is developed in this paper.

Because of the compressibility of the gas phase, the changes of interface between the gas and liquid, the momentum and energy transfer between the two-phase and the single-phase to the wall, all make it complicated for predicting the pressure wave speeds for oil and gas two-phase flow in long-distance pipelines.

Results are given in terms of strain energy for the pressure wave, transmitted or converted.

In consequence, the total time spent for the pressure wave to travel along the oil well is 7.4 s.

PWV calculates the speed for the pressure wave generated by cardiac ejection to reach the periphery (m/s) (23).