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Characteristics Analysis of Joint Acoustic Echo and Noise Suppression in Periodic Drillstring Waveguide

Li Cheng, Chang Jinfeng, Liu Zhao, Fan Shangchun, Ding Tianhuai
2014 Shock and Vibration  
in a periodic pipe structure of limited length to investigate the effects on transmission performance optimization.  ...  A combined acoustic echo and noise suppression method based on wave motion characteristic in drillstring is adopted to enhance an upward-going transmitted acoustic signal.  ...  Acknowledgments The authors thank the National Natural Science Foundation of China (nos. 50905095, 61121003) and Changjiang Scholars and Innovative Research Team in University for supporting this research  ... 
doi:10.1155/2014/741314 fatcat:ywlfn572uvep7j6r77aqvb3qtq

Machinery Noise and Diagnostics

R. H. Lyon, H. Saunders
1989 Journal of Vibration and Acoustics  
Then, we encounter the sound power in a reverberating room plus the procedure of employing reciprocity to measure sound radiation in a small reverberation chamber.  ...  We now venture forth in expanding the phases in one-dimensional acoustic pipe and twodimensional rectangular rooms.  ...  Acoustics, Stress Analysis and Reliability in Design, should have been included. A number of excellent papers have been published in our journal.  ... 
doi:10.1115/1.3269892 fatcat:nocjvtccajdlhaazzsuofg7b5q

Through-Metal-Wall Power Delivery and Data Transmission for Enclosed Sensors: A Review

Ding-Xin Yang, Zheng Hu, Hong Zhao, Hai-Feng Hu, Yun-Zhe Sun, Bao-Jian Hou
2015 Sensors  
Using such technologies sensors enclosed in hermetical metal containers can be powered and communicate through exterior power sources without penetration of the metal wall for wire feed-throughs.  ...  and/or data transmission methods; (3) compare various ultrasonic through-metal-wall systems in modeling, transducer configuration and communication mode with sensors; (4) summarize the characteristics  ...  A sinusoidal voltage is applied across the transmitting transducer at a known frequency generating an ultrasonic wave that travel through the wall into the receiving transducer where the stress wave generates  ... 
doi:10.3390/s151229870 pmid:26694392 pmcid:PMC4721790 fatcat:qrpyundanfgjnlfnp3gg5k5fxm

Daniel R. Raichel: The Science and Applications of Acoustics

Nico Schuler
2001 Computer Music Journal  
except for brief excerpts in connection with reviews or scholarly analysis.  ...  Use in connection with any form of information storage and retrieval, electronic adaptation, computer software, or by similar or dissimilar methodology now known or hereafter developed is forbidden.  ...  Volume is 602,000 ft 3 ; seating capacity 2631; and the reverberation time in the 500-1000 Hz range is 1.8 s (occupied).  ... 
doi:10.1162/comj.2001.25.4.92 fatcat:o3u27vcdpbbdtaqanqrerx2tii

Estimating the size and spatial distribution of bubble clouds in an underwater acoustic test tank

Fred D. Holt, J. Daniel Park, R. Lee Culver, David Coles, Timothy Leighton
2010 Journal of the Acoustical Society of America  
With postanalysis this results in time-dependent positions for each of the acoustic sensors. Every channel is calibrated.  ...  In our work, we also study ducting and refracting due to idealized curved sea bottom ripples. Previous research has shown that non-linear internal waves can also create acoustical ducts.  ...  Multiple-input/multiple-output ͑MIMO͒ systems can deliver significant increased channel capacity for underwater communications.  ... 
doi:10.1121/1.3384193 fatcat:hbesn7bgzbhvfjiy4sewacwaxe

The specificity of sensorimotor learning: Generalization in auditory feedback adaptation

K.G. Munhall, E.J.S. Pile, E.N. MacDonald, H.R. Dajani, D. W. Purcell
2007 Journal of the Acoustical Society of America  
This information is often used to conveniently assess the speech intelligibility of a communications channel.  ...  the absence of a pipe resonator.  ...  These include the important role of coherent effects in determining reverberation structure at short ranges, and the important role of boundary reflection loss in affecting the reverberation level at long  ... 
doi:10.1121/1.2942959 fatcat:v6krgm45ozahjjzsaash3d6dkm

Extracting vowel characteristics from smoothed spectra

Jean‐Sylvain Lienard, Maria‐Gabriella Di Benedetto
2000 Journal of the Acoustical Society of America  
Phase-shifted keying modulation schemes offer an efficient use of signal power for a given bandwidth in a communication channel.  ...  Of the various wave types, the LCR is most sensitive to stress and least sensitive to texture.  ...  As networked information systems increase in complexity, natural modes of communication assume a greater role in the design of human-machine interfaces.  ... 
doi:10.1121/1.4743686 fatcat:i5lv7vu575hyjaezn5pllmxyyu

Acoustofluidics: Theory and simulation of streaming and radiation forces at ultrasound resonances in microfluidic devices

Henrik Bruus
2009 Journal of the Acoustical Society of America  
Modeling differential frequency hopping communication in the underwater acoustic channel. Luca Cazzanti, Julia Hsieh ͑Appl. Phys.  ...  Peaks tend to be higher in 4-pre-stressed-syllable words and be absent in 2-pre-stressed-syllable words.  ...  Examples will be given from some of these studies to show progress in the field. Much of the underwater acoustic community that has worked with ray theory starts from the eikonal-ray equations.  ... 
doi:10.1121/1.4783855 fatcat:cyftnzsenzempdbtk4dd2hzw5u

Ultrasonic defectoscopy

1969 Ultrasonics  
When the latter propagate in the pipe wal 1 this wall radiates into the liquid 1>ngitudlnal waves which are trapped by receiving head 11, When there is a defect in the controlled section of pipe (in welaed  ...  In accordance with this, the circuit of the signalling apparatus contains two independent channels: channel for bottom echo and channel for echo from defect.  ... 
doi:10.1016/0041-624x(69)90419-3 fatcat:dgzinv57cbht5knv7i4fqyfycq

New ISO standards for hearing protectors

Torben Poulsen
2000 Journal of the Acoustical Society of America  
Phase-shifted keying modulation schemes offer an efficient use of signal power for a given bandwidth in a communication channel.  ...  Of the various wave types, the LCR is most sensitive to stress and least sensitive to texture.  ...  The scattered beams from the detection array are then collected and combined with a single reference beam in a photorefractive crystal in a multiplexed two-wave mixing configuration.  ... 
doi:10.1121/1.4743748 fatcat:tzupe2dywvdlba4cl35xczgrqq

Performance of optimized sound field control techniques in simulated and real acoustic environments

Philip Coleman, Martin Møller, Martin Olsen, Marek Olik, Philip Jackson, Jan Abildgaard Pedersen
2012 Journal of the Acoustical Society of America  
Hospital patients, staff, and visitors need healthy soundscapes: patients need to sleep and heal without stress; staff, patients and family need to communicate accurately but privately; staff need to hear  ...  Unfortunately, many hospitals are noisy and stressful places.  ...  A pipe-like one-way structure of acoustic wave.  ... 
doi:10.1121/1.4709059 fatcat:5yv7djzdifgwvlzymric4u65oa

Effects of errorless learning on the acquisition of velopharyngeal movement control

Andus Wing-Kuen Wong, Tara Whitehill, Estella Ma, Rich Masters
2012 Journal of the Acoustical Society of America  
The SIR provides a local description of the reverberant field of that environment as a function of both time and space.  ...  It is shown that, under given assumptions, the SIR can be described by means of an integral operator, the so-called Herglotz wave function, which represents an infinite superposition of plane waves arriving  ...  In the mid-frequency band (3 kHz -20 k Hz) and at relatively short ranges (order 10 water depths) in reverberant channels, gravity waves focus sound energy incident on the sea surface, creating intensifications  ... 
doi:10.1121/1.4708235 fatcat:7wzupz5u2nd6nc7ttvbpxwvunm

The role of spectral cues and minimum bandwidth in the auditory perception of distance

Ramiro Oscar Vergara Ferrari, Esteban Calcagno, Manuel C. Eguia
2010 Journal of the Acoustical Society of America  
The sample fluid is assumed to be homogeneous so that the wave propagation characteristics in a micro-channel can be used for measurement.  ...  In this paper, the theory of why the striations appear in the spectrograms of the reverberation is briefly reviewed, and the extraction of channel and scatterer information from the time-frequency content  ... 
doi:10.1121/1.3508786 fatcat:wcm45muntjfybnrlv2hrxcjsgq

Waterborne noise due to ocean thermal energy conversion plants

Claus P. Janota, Donald E. Thompson
1983 Journal of the Acoustical Society of America  
There was no indication from the measured data that pipe resonances, or channeling of the sound by the pipe occurred.  ...  where Cf' is the local boundary-layer wall shear stress coefficient which is a function of the Reynolds number defined in terms of the local boundary 17 layer displacement thickness . in a smooth pipe  ... 
doi:10.1121/1.389718 fatcat:jkuci7wocfh3pkg3dh7qipvhpe

Abstracts and Notices from the Scientific and Technical Press

1935 Journal of the Royal Aeronautical Society  
The field of stress in a body is affected by heterogeneity and local peaks of stress may produce slip in a metal before general flow sets in.  ...  Records are shown of a distorted sine curve and of the pure sine wave obtained by this method of correction. Four references. Seventy-five Centimetre Radio Communication Tests. (W. D.  ...  The method has applications to correlation of deviations in different series of target records in which there are two main sources of error. Four references.  ... 
doi:10.1017/s0368393100111770 fatcat:ybhtmjttcnahnmtywxuad5tvtq
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