EFFECT OF STRUCTURAL ENHANCEMENT ON THE ACOUSTIC RESPONSE OF ASUBMERGED FLUID-FILLED CYLINDRICAL SHELL

摘要

Although shell-fluid(s) systems that are more complex than a single shell submerged into (and in some cases filled with) fluids have been studies in the context of the acoustic or shock loading for quite a while (e.g. [1]), it appears that most of the studies, both experimental and numerical, devoted to the visualization of the respective hydrodynamic fields appeared only during the last decade (e.g. [2,3]).