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Ultrasound perssure output

Posted 31 janv. 2017, 10:33 UTC−5 Acoustics & Vibrations, Results & Visualization 3 Replies

Hamed Rahimi
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Hello,

I am trying to reproduce a result from a paper (Please see figure 1).
The first thing that I tried was a model that include only transducer and water. As you can see in Figure 2, I got some waves that come out of transducer at an angle. I just want to have waves in the -z direction. How can I get rid of those angled waves?

Thanks,
3 Replies Last Post 28 mars 2017, 03:06 UTC−4
Dave Greve
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Posted: 8 years ago 31 janv. 2017, 10:50 UTC−5
You haven't said what boundary condition you have used at the bottom of your domain. I am guessing that it is an absorbing boundary condition. If so your figure (#2) shows the expected physical solution- namely, spreading of the ultrasonic wave at the transducer edge.

Figure #1 is different in the following ways: (1) smaller wavelength in relation to transducer size (2) mostly reflecting boundary condition at the bottom and possibly (3) insufficient resolution to really see what is happening at the edges.

If the published figure is a modeling result (and not, say, an artist's conception) then I would read carefully the details of the modeling performed and try to reproduce them as accurately as you can.

DWGreve
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You haven't said what boundary condition you have used at the bottom of your domain. I am guessing that it is an absorbing boundary condition. If so your figure (#2) shows the expected physical solution- namely, spreading of the ultrasonic wave at the transducer edge. Figure #1 is different in the following ways: (1) smaller wavelength in relation to transducer size (2) mostly reflecting boundary condition at the bottom and possibly (3) insufficient resolution to really see what is happening at the edges. If the published figure is a modeling result (and not, say, an artist's conception) then I would read carefully the details of the modeling performed and try to reproduce them as accurately as you can. DWGreve DWGreve Consulting
Hamed Rahimi
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Posted: 8 years ago 31 janv. 2017, 11:08 UTC−5
Thank you for your response. I got my answer based on your explanation.

My boundary condition on the bottom and right is "cylindrical wave radiation", so there should be no reflection at those boundaries.

Thanks,
Thank you for your response. I got my answer based on your explanation. My boundary condition on the bottom and right is "cylindrical wave radiation", so there should be no reflection at those boundaries. Thanks,
Pengtao Huang
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Posted: 8 years ago 28 mars 2017, 03:06 UTC−4
Hi, hamed
I'd like to build a model under ultrasound effect, too.Could you tell me how to define an ultrasonic force or source, and which physic did you choice?
Best Regards
Hi, hamed I'd like to build a model under ultrasound effect, too.Could you tell me how to define an ultrasonic force or source, and which physic did you choice? Best Regards

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