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CLC/TS 61949:2008

Ultrasonics - Field Characterization - In-situ exposure estimation in finite-amplitude ultrasonic beams

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Valid from 05.09.2008
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IEC/TS 61949:2007; CLC/TS 61949:2008
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05.09.2008
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This Technical Specification establishes: •  the general concept of the limits of applicability of acoustic measurements in water resulting from finite-amplitude acoustic effects; •  a method to ensure that measurements are made under quasi-linear conditions in order to minimise finite-amplitude effects, which may be applied under the following conditions: −  to acoustic fields in the frequency range 0,5 MHz to 15 MHz; −  to acoustic fields generated by plane sources and focusing sources of amplitude gain up to 12; −  at all depths for which the maximum acoustic pressure in the plane perpendicular to the acoustic axis lies on the axis; −  to both circular and rectangular source geometries; −  to both continuous-wave and pulsed fields; •  the definition of an acoustic quantity appropriate for establishing quasi-linear conditions; •  a threshold value for the acoustic quantity as an upper limit for quasi-linear conditions; •  a method for the estimation of attenuated acoustic quantities under conditions of nonlinear propagation in water.

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