The paper presents a study of wave processes occurring in the experimental measuring acoustic probe. The probe is designed for contactless measurement of linear dimensions and micro-movements of physical objects using acoustic oscillations in the sound range. In the course of the study, an equivalent circuit of the probe in the form of a T-link band electric K-filter was drawn up. According to the design geometric parameters of the acoustic probe, the electrical parameters of the K-filter components are calculated. To verify the theoretical results, a set of experimental equipment was developed, and a method of experimental research was developed. Experimental studies have confirmed the possibility of designing acoustic probe using the proposed method of calculating the geometric parameters of its elements.
The proposed method describes parameters change of the working environment in any section of a complex hydraulic manifold over time at a non-stationary, arbitrarily specified flow, the manifold is bounded by elements of arbitrary stiffness. The methodology uses the theory of a real compressible fluid.
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