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Anomalous Reflection of a Longitudinal Ultrasonic Wave from a Strongly Dissipative Medium

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Normal reflection of a longitudinal acoustic wave from the plane interface between a solid acoustic line and a strongly dissipative medium (an epoxide resin compound in the process of solidification) has been experimentally investigated. A 14‐fold change in the reflection coefficient of pulsed signals and a decrease in their duration have been detected and the point of phase transmission has been reliably determined by the minimum of the reflection coefficient. The coefficient of reflection of continuous acoustic waves with frequencies of 1–10 MHz from the interface between a plexiglas (or aluminum) and an epoxide resin compound in the process of solidification has been measured. The influence of the amplitude‐frequency characteristic of an ultrasonic piezoelectric transducer on the measurement data obtained has been analyzed. The change in the viscosity coefficient of an epoxide resin compound in the process of its solidification has been calculated by the spectral transform method with the use of computer programs and experimental data on the reflection coefficient dynamics.

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Kostyuk, D.A., Kuzavko, Y.A. Anomalous Reflection of a Longitudinal Ultrasonic Wave from a Strongly Dissipative Medium. Journal of Engineering Physics and Thermophysics 77, 1040–1048 (2004). https://doi.org/10.1023/B:JOEP.0000049548.22587.33

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