RI 7065 Piezoelectric Pulsing Equipment For Shear Wave Velocity Measurements In Rock Samples

The National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH)
Francis X. Cannaday
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Jan 1, 1968

Abstract

Equipment and techniques were developed with Bureau of Mines facilities for measurement in the laboratory of sonic shear wave velocity in variously shaped rock specimens in a wide range of sizes. A variety of rock types was tested. The shear wave front is produced by electronically excited, piezo-electric ceramic) disk-shaped transducers. Transmitter and receiver are interchangeable. Special equipment components were Bureau produced; other components were commercially available. The equipment permits quick measurement of shear wave velocity on variously shaped specimens with a minimum of specimen preparation. The technique, under favorable conditions, allows for determination of the moment of arrival of the shear wave when it is superimposed on a weak longitudinal wave.
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APA: Francis X. Cannaday  (1968)  RI 7065 Piezoelectric Pulsing Equipment For Shear Wave Velocity Measurements In Rock Samples

MLA: Francis X. Cannaday RI 7065 Piezoelectric Pulsing Equipment For Shear Wave Velocity Measurements In Rock Samples. The National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH), 1968.

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