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Study of Acoustic Emission Response to Vortex Shedding of a Bluff Body

Zohora et al., 2021

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218620030363047502
Author
Zohora F
Holmes D
Borghesani P
Cholette M
Gu Y
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Advances in Acoustic Emission Technology: Proceedings of the World Conference on Acoustic Emission—2019

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Acoustic emissions (AE) have been used to detect fluid flow disturbances such as leaks in pipes and turbulence. In such scenarios, fluid dynamics characteristics can be observed at a pipe wall using an AE sensor as a result of complex mechanical interactions. The purpose of …
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