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wiyosaya
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I would like to understand this a bit better, so I am looking for a reference to refer to and not necessarily an explanation in a reply.
I have a non-porous membrane of a compressible material wrapped around a solid body. I then draw out the air between the membrane and the solid body. I want to understand the transmission of the pressure from the outer surface of the membrane to the surface of the solid body particularly how the thickness of the membrane affects the transmission of pressure from the outer surface of the membrane to the surface of the solid body.
Is there a reference work that will help me understand this? I have searched using various search engines, but so far, I have been unable to find a reference that helps me understand the physics involved. Perhaps I am using the wrong keywords.
Thank you.
I have a non-porous membrane of a compressible material wrapped around a solid body. I then draw out the air between the membrane and the solid body. I want to understand the transmission of the pressure from the outer surface of the membrane to the surface of the solid body particularly how the thickness of the membrane affects the transmission of pressure from the outer surface of the membrane to the surface of the solid body.
Is there a reference work that will help me understand this? I have searched using various search engines, but so far, I have been unable to find a reference that helps me understand the physics involved. Perhaps I am using the wrong keywords.
Thank you.