Abstract
Scattering of elastic waves by a moving slab is considered. Two cases corresponding to strong contact and good lubrication are treated. It is shown that the motion introduces new effective compressional and shear wave velocities in the moving slab. The amplitude of the reflection and transmission coefficients are given for various angles of incidence, frequencies and velocities of motion.
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Abbreviations
- A, B :
-
amplitude coefficients
- e, f :
-
angles of propogation of compressional and shear waves, respectively
- k, K :
-
propagation vectors
- P ij , E ij :
-
stress and strain tensor components, respectively
- t :
-
time
- u :
-
displacement vector
- v :
-
velocity of moving medium
- x, y, z :
-
cartesian coordinates
- α, β :
-
compressional and shear wave speeds, respectively
- Γ :
-
inertial frame of reference
- δ ij :
-
Kronecker's delta
- λ, μ :
-
Lamé's constants
- ρ :
-
density
- φ, ψ :
-
potentials
- ω :
-
angular frequency
- p, s:
-
refer to compressional and shear parameters, respectively
- r, t, +, −:
-
refer to waves: reflected, transmitted, forward inside the slab, backward inside the slab, respectively
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Censor, D., Aboudi, J. & Neulander, D. Reflection and transmission of elastic waves by a moving slab. Appl. Sci. Res. 25, 313–327 (1972). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00382304
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