Acoustic intensity properties in an ocean waveguide

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Acoustic intensity properties in an ocean waveguide Measurement and simulation of waveguide intensity structures David Dall’Osto and Peter H. Dahl Applied Physics Laboratory University of Washington Pacific Rim Underwater Acoustics Conference 2011 5-7 October 2011 Jeju Island, Korea

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Page 1: Acoustic intensity properties in an ocean waveguide

Acoustic intensity properties in an ocean waveguide

Measurement and simulation of waveguide intensity structures

David Dall’Osto and Peter H. Dahl

Applied Physics LaboratoryUniversity of Washington

Pacific Rim Underwater Acoustics Conference 20115-7 October 2011Jeju Island, Korea

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TAVEX Experiment

ρb = 1650 kg/m3 cb = 1600 m/s

Weight (1 ton)

Bulb sourceDepth: ~35 m

Range : 190 ~ 920 m

Weight

Acoustic release

Battery & Data Acquisition frames

16 channelsseperation : 3mfs : 20.47 kHz

R/V Sunjin NRL VLA

12 bulb implosions (~40 m depth) measured on a VLA

A1 pressure signal (190 m)

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Acoustic Intensity

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v

0(conservation of momentum)

221 pp

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Hilbert Transform measured signal 90° out of phase

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Finite Difference Approximation

pressure at midpoint

complex signal from real signal

particle velocity along array

Scalar Intensity

Instantaneous Intensity

Complex Intensity

Active Intensity Envelope

)(Re)( tItI c

)(Im)( tItQ c

Reactive Intensity Envelope

Requires collocated measurement of both pressure and particle velocity

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Complex Intensity: 190 m

27.5 m

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2

)()(Re)(

* tvtptI

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Active Intensity Envelope Reactive Intensity Envelope

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Intensity structures: frequency domainB = 300 Hz fc = 210 Hz

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tI

tQQ

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1* I

1* Q

1* I

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• Crests (pressure/intensity maxima)

• Dislocations (pressure/intensity nulls)

Normalized Quantity: pressure-intensity index

crestnull

scalar intensity: f = 210 Hz (pekeris)

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*zI

Frequency/Range StructureDATA (190 m) PE SIMULATION

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waveguide invariant

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Waveguide invariant observed in broadband measurements*zQ

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Broadband every 50 m

NB 210 Hz

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*zQExperimental Visualization

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Summary

• Complex Vertical Intensity:– Active: direction of energy propagation– Reactive: energy focusing/interference

• Intensity structures: pressure-intensity index– crests: |pI|<1 and |pQ|<1– nulls/dislocations: |pI|>1 and |pQ|>1

• The waveguide invariant:– map frequency to range– contours depict the modal structure of waveguide