In this paper, a mathematical model of leakage sound propagation through a heat exchanger tubes array in boilers is established, which is based on the Twersky’s sound scattering theory, transmission grating diffraction theory, Fabry-Perot’s interference principle, and algebraic iteration method. The tubes array is made up of large number periodically arranged tubes immersed in air. Its acoustic...

In this paper, we review some recent new results in shallow, coastal waters from both ocean acoustics (the study of how sound propagates and scatters in the ocean) and acoustical oceanography (the study of ocean processes using acoustics as a tool).

*Chief, Hearing Program, National Institute on Deafness and Other Communication Disorders, Division of Communication Sciences and Disorders, Executive Plaza South, 6120 Executive Boulevard, Suite 400B, Rockville, Maryland 20892; formerly, Hearing Conservation Consultant, Hearing Conservation, Bio-Acoustics Division, U.S. Army Environmental Hygiene Agency †Program Manager, Hearing Conservation, ...

Using of nanofluids and ducts with corrugated walls are both supposed to enhance heat transfer, by increasing the heat transfer fluid conductivity and the heat transfer area respectively. Use of a diverging duct with a jet at inlet section may further increase heat transfer by creating recirculation zones inside the duct. In this work two-dimensional incompressible laminar flow of a nanofluid e...

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