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Critical Frequencies Measurement:

Coincidence frequency is defined as the Optimum efficiency that is achieved when the plate is vibrated such that the wavelength of flexural waves in the plate is equal to the wavelength of acoustic waves in the air , also called critical frequency.

Use this calculator for the measurement of critical frequencies of a given plane.



Coincidence Frequency Measurement

Critical Frequencies Measurement:

Speed of sound, c= ms-1
Thickness of panel, d = m
Density of panel, ρ = kgm-3
Young\'s modulus, Y =Nm-2
Coincidence frequency, fc=Hz

 
   
  
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Formula:

f c = [ sqrt(3)c2/pi*d ] * [ sqrt(ρ/Y) ]


where,

fc = Coincidence Frequency [Hz]
c = Speed of sound in air [ms-1]
d = Thickness of panel [m]
ρ = Density of panel [kgm-3]
Y = Young\'s modulus of panel [Nm-2]

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>> Centripetal Force Calculator.
>> Circular Velocity Calculator.

This tool will help you dynamically to measure the critical frequencies of a plane online.