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Hello everyone, in one of my projects I am dealing with the following problem:
We have a tank filled of water. If we assumed that a focused ultrasond beam hit the water perpendicularly to the surface. How
can I calculate the displacement of the water surface? In particular, I am interested in finding a formula, which describes the profile of the water surface displaced. (hp: the ultrasound beam hit only a circular area with diameter d of the surface of the water)
If you have any suggestion, link or book on what to look for to solve this problem please let me know. I have looked in internet but I did not find anything about it, probably because I am missing the physical concept, which is behind this phenomenon.
Thanks for those who will answer.
We have a tank filled of water. If we assumed that a focused ultrasond beam hit the water perpendicularly to the surface. How
can I calculate the displacement of the water surface? In particular, I am interested in finding a formula, which describes the profile of the water surface displaced. (hp: the ultrasound beam hit only a circular area with diameter d of the surface of the water)
If you have any suggestion, link or book on what to look for to solve this problem please let me know. I have looked in internet but I did not find anything about it, probably because I am missing the physical concept, which is behind this phenomenon.
Thanks for those who will answer.