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Natural Science Forum / Physics / Acoustics / June 2008



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Trigeneration/CCHP30 Jun 2008 15:47 GMT1
I am trying to do some fact finding on this type of eco-friendly system in
terms of noise sources.   My understanding is that the system comprises:
either a gas or diesel engine driven generator inside an acoustic enclosure
dry air cooler
translatory shift bitmap object in Cadna A25 Jun 2008 17:22 GMT3
Hi, everyone
In Cadna A, I am trying to translatory shifts the bitmap object, such
as Xnew=Xold-23, Ynew=Yold-15. However, when I use "modify object" ->
'transformation.." and set the new and old points' coordinates, the
"Cafe  effect" term? When Originated?17 Jun 2008 02:24 GMT17
    I'd like to determine when the term "Cafe Effect" came into use.
    This is the effect of increasing voice level when a persons in a group
are cnversing with one another in many sepaarate conversations (or
however you may choose to decsribe it).
Active Noise Cancelling and ultra low-frequent singularities!12 Jun 2008 12:48 GMT1
In active noise cancelling systems for head-phones there seems to be
a
focus on ultra low frequent singularities (< a few Hz). Can anyone
tell me how these are related to some physical attributes of the
transducer vs particle at the border of two materials01 Jun 2008 03:47 GMT2
Inside square steel container filled with water (5mm thick), a piezo
transducer, immersed in the middle of the tank, transmits at 1MHz.
This generates plane waves propagating outside.
What’s happen to an acoustic PLANE WAVES propagating in the fluid when
 
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