DocumentCode
2954314
Title
Vibration of measuring equipment in the study of the ocean microstructure under the drifting ice
Author
Gusev, A.V. ; Polyakov, A.P.
Author_Institution
Hydrometeorological Service of the USSR, Moscow, Russia
fYear
1974
fDate
21-23 Aug. 1974
Firstpage
237
Lastpage
238
Abstract
Cables are extensively used for the lowering into the water of low-inertia sensors for measuring variations in stream velocity, water temperature and salinity and for acoustic studies in the ocean. When Reynolds numbers exceed 50 the effect of the hydrodynamic flow on the measuring means induces a periodic generating force which sways the instrument at the resonant frequency.
Keywords
oceanographic equipment; sea ice; vibrations; Reynolds numbers; cables; drifting ice; hydrodynamic flow; low inertia sensors; measuring equipment; ocean microstructure; resonant frequency; salinity; stream velocity; vibration; water temperature; Acceleration; Character generation; Fluid flow measurement; Force measurement; Frequency measurement; Interference; Pressure measurement; Signal generators; Sonar equipment; Vibration measurement;
fLanguage
English
Publisher
ieee
Conference_Titel
Engineering in the Ocean Environment, Ocean '74 - IEEE International Conference on
Conference_Location
Halifax
Type
conf
DOI
10.1109/OCEANS.1974.1161435
Filename
1161435
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