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· The longitudinal sound velocity,
cL, is given by: cL = (E/ρ)0.5. · For
a shear wave the corresponding sound velocity depends on the shear
modulus, G:
cT = (G/ρ)0.5. · If the
propagation direction, <hkl> is <100> and the material is cubic:
cL = (C11/ρ)0.5; and cT = (C44
/ ρ)0.5 · For n "round trips" of
an elastic wave in a sample of length L, with an interval Δt between echoes: ci = (2nL/n Δt) = (2L/Δt) · Because time can be measured with high precision,
this method provides accurate values for the elastic constants. · For Aluminum:
C11 = 108.2 GPa, C12
= 61.3 GPa, and C44 = 28.5 GPa. For Iron:
C11 = 237
GPa, C12 = 141 GPa, and C44 = 116 GPa. For Nickel:
C11
= 246.5 GPa, C12 = 147.3 GPa, C44 = 124.7 GPa.
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