Measurement of the B/A nonlinearity parameter under high pressure: Application to water
Résumé
An experimental apparatus was developed to measure, over a wide range of pressure, the acoustical nonlinear parameter B/A with an uncertainty of 2.2% in order to study the influence of pressure on the value of this parameter in liquids. The experimental technique rests on an improved thermodynamic method which uses a highly sensitive phase comparison technique to measure the change in speed of sound with pressure. The apparatus was then used to measure B/A in water within the pressure range from 0.1 to 50 MPa and at temperatures of between 303.15 and 373.15 K. The data obtained were compared with those in the literature which come from numerical derivation of speed of sound measurements.
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Engineering controlled terms: Acoustic variables measurement
Speed
Thermodynamics Engineering uncontrolled terms: Phase comparisons Engineering main heading: Acoustic waves EMTREE drug terms: water Fluids engineering descriptors: acoustics EMTREE medical terms: acoustics
apparatus
article
density
experiment
hyperbarism
liquid
mathematical model
measurement
priority journal
temperature dependence
thermodynamics
velocity MeSH: Acoustics
Nonlinear Dynamics
Pressure
Temperature
Ultrasonics
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