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end correction

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end correction [′end kə‚rek·shən]
(acoustics)
A correction that must be made to the assumption that an antinode exists at an open end of a pipe in which air is vibrating, in order to take into account the radiation of sound waves from the pipe.


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[FIGURE 8 OMITTED] It is well documented that the use of a plunger-type capillary viscometer allows one to calculate the shear stress [sigma] of a viscoleastic homopolymer melt using the following expression [sigma] = [[DELTA]P]/[4(L/D + nB)]] (4) or [DELTA]P = 4[sigma](L/D) + end correction (5) in which P is the total pressure drop across the capillary die, L/D is the length-to-diameter ratio of the capillary die, and [n.
Ziegel, "Estimation of end corrections in capillary flow," paper at Society of Rheology, Nov.
Boundary Element Model To obtain an estimate of the validity of the end corrections under ideal test conditions, boundary element models were constructed using typical duct cross sections and lengths for ARI 260 testing.
 
 
 
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