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    This document discusses sound waves and their properties. It introduces sound waves and defines them as mechanical waves that transmit pressure oscillations through a medium that are audible to human hearing. It then discusses different types of waves that can propagate in solids, liquids, and gases, such as longitudinal, transverse, surface, and plate waves. Tables are included that classify modes of ultrasound wave propagation. The document also provides equations for calculating wavelength, frequency, and velocity of sound waves.

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    This document discusses sound waves and their properties. It introduces sound waves and defines them as mechanical waves that transmit pressure oscillations through a medium that are audible to human hearing. It then discusses different types of waves that can propagate in solids, liquids, and gases, such as longitudinal, transverse, surface, and plate waves. Tables are included that classify modes of ultrasound wave propagation. The document also provides equations for calculating wavelength, frequency, and velocity of sound waves.

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    CHAPTER (2)

    2.1 INTRODUCTIO

    Fig(2.1) sound frequency band

    2.7.1 Wavelength, Frequency and Velocity

    Is a mechanical wave that is an oscillation of pressure transmitted through a solid,


    liquid, or gas, composed of frequencies within the range of hearing and of a level
    sufficiently strong to be heard, or the sensation stimulated in organs of hearing by
    such vibrations.

    Wave Types in Solids Particle Vibrations


    Longitudinal Parallel to wave direction
    Transverse (Shear) Perpendicular to wave direction
    Surface - Rayleigh Elliptical orbit - symmetrical mode
    Plate Wave - Lamb Component perpendicular to surface (extensional wave)
    Plate Wave - Love Parallel to plane layer, perpendicular to wave direction
    Stoneley (Leaky Rayleigh Waves) Wave guided along interface
    Sezawa Ant symmetric mode

    Table 2.1 Modes of ultrasound Wave Propagation

     Aluminum - 0.632 cm/microsecond


     1020 steel - 0.589 cm/microsecond
     Cast iron - 0.480 cm/microsecond.

     p 
    i
     4  r 
    2
    ……………..……………[1.1]
    ‫دى طريقة التنسيق الى طلبها الدكتور متوضح فيها كل حاجة من العنوان الرئيسى‬
    ‫والعناوين الفرعية وحجم الخط ونوعة واسمة لكل جزء فى المشروع‬

    ‫ملحوظة‬
    ‫حدود الصفحة‬
    ‫اعلي ‪2.54‬‬
    ‫اسفل ‪2.54‬‬
    ‫ايسر ‪2.5‬‬
    ‫يمين‪2.7‬‬

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