Acoustics

Research

This work is about the study of the interaction between acoustic waves and flow structures, vorticity in particular. Non stationary vortices emit sound, and scatter sound when insofied by an incoming wave. Two areas are investigated experimentally:
- the measurement of vorticity unsing ultrasound scattering, as a time resolved acoustic spectroscpy technique,
- the analysis of the interaction between a single isolated vortex and an incoming sound wave.


Publications
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Sound and vorticity interactions, transmission and scatering
J.-F. Pinton, G. Brillant,
Journal of Computational Fluid Dynamics, 10107 (2004).

Transmission of sound through a single vortex
G. Brillant, F. Chilla, J.-F. Pinton
European Physical Journal B/Fluids, 37, 229-239, (2004).
Continuous tracking of an ultrasonic Doppler shift: signal processing technique and experimental applications
N. Mordant, O. Michel and J.-F. Pinton
Journal of Acoustical Society of America, 112, 108-119, (2002).

Ultrasound propagation through a rotaional flow: numerical methods compared to experiments.
S. Manneville, C. Prada, M. Tanter, M. Fink, J.-F. Pinton,
Journal of Computational Acoustics, 9(3), 841-852, (2001).

Study of vorticity filaments using ultrasound scattering in turbulent swirling flows
B. Dernoncourt, J.-F. Pinton and S. Fauve
Physica D, 117, 181-190, (1998).
Sound scattering on a turbulent, weakly heated jet
A. Petrossian and J.-F. Pinton
Journal de Physique II (France), 7, 801-812, (1997).

Propagation of sound through a turbulent vortex
R. Labbé and J.-F. Pinton
Physical Review Letters, 81, 1413-1416, (1998).

Lagrangian   | Magnetohydrodynamics   |  Global variables   | Turbulence   |  Acoustics
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