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Natural frequencies and axial response of a liquid layer under the influence of an axial steady micro-gravity field

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Under the action of a steady axial gravity field a liquid layer experiences a change of natural frequencies in comparison to the annular layer. The natural frequencies exhibit a decrease with increasing axial Bond number and liquid height. This is particularly pronounced in the range of the lower modes. In addition the response of the liquid layer to axial excitation has been investigated and shows resonance peaks for all modes in contrast to those of the circular cylindrical layer. Increase of axial Bond number yields an increase of response magnitude.

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    Helmut F. Bauer &  Lothar Kammerer

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Bauer, H.F., Kammerer, L. Natural frequencies and axial response of a liquid layer under the influence of an axial steady micro-gravity field. Forsch Ing-Wes 58, 26–34 (1992). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02561189

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