The attenuation of sound propagating through a radial diffuser with absorptive walls

An analytical model for acoustic propagation through an idealized radial diffuser under zero flow conditions has been developed. The model has been used to generate a computer program which is capable of predicting radial attenuation for a variety of diffuser wall impedance combinations. Numerical r...

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