Laboratory testing method for sound scattering characteristics of oil spilling under ice based on sound-transparent floating body mold
A mold and floating body technology is applied in the field of laboratory testing of high-frequency sound scattering characteristics of oil spills under ice based on acoustically transparent floating body molds. Effect
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[0011] The specific embodiments of the present invention will be described in detail below in conjunction with the technical solutions and accompanying drawings.
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[0013] Multilayer media preparation of seawater-oil spill-ice. Select sound-transmitting and low-density materials to construct the buoyant mold, inject seawater with a depth of d1 into the buoyant mold as required, put it into a freezing facility to prepare a sea ice layer, and obtain a sea ice layer with a thickness of d2 ( figure 1 ).
[0014] Multilayer media preparation of seawater-oil spill-ice. Put the floating body mold upside down on the water surface, and inject oil into the oil layer with a thickness of d3 through the hose, use the buoyancy of seawater to lift the oil layer, and place a sound-transmitting oil-absorbing film between the oil and seawater, so that seawater-oil spill is established on the seawater layer - multi-layer medium of ice ( figure 2 )
[0015] Step two:
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