Research on Elastic Scattered Wave of Submerged Elastic Plate

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It is proved by theory and experiment that the arrival time of elastic scattering wave is determined by group velocity of Lamb wave in plate and the speed of elastic scattering wave in water. The frequency dispersion equation of Lamb wave is derived for submerged elastic plate, and the phase velocity and group velocity dispersion curves are obtained by numerical calculation method. It is found that the phase velocity is greater or less than the group velocity at different frequency-thickness products. The energy propagation speed of wave is group velocity, so the arrival time of elastic scattering wave is determined by group velocity of Lamb wave in plate and the speed of sound in water. Experimental results show that elastic scattering wave is ahead of or behind the edge wave in echoes of elastic steel plate. The experiment results confirm validity of the theoretical analysis results.

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