Based on Keller-Miksis model, the influences of multiple control parameters, such as acoustic pressure amplitude, acoustic frequency and bubble radius at rest, on the complicated dynamics characteristics of nonlinear bubble oscillation driven by acoustic wave are discussed by utilizing a variety of numerical analysis methods, and the restrictive relationships among different parameters are analyzed. It is shown that chaotic state can occur only in the condition of all of the parameters in the suitable threshold, as the same time, chaotic state is the result of interaction of multiple control parameters. Fhrthermore, the power spectral expansion and energy conversion are existed in this nonlinear system. It is certified that the stronger acoustic pressure amplitude, the greater the sub-harmonic energy, besides, the energy attenuation of fundamental harmonic is also much greater.PACS numbers： 43.25, 43.35, 05.45
YANG DesenSHI JieSHI ShengguoZHANG HaoyangJIANG WeiJIN Shiyuan
We propose an underwater asymmetric acoustic transmission structure comprised of two media each with a gradient change of acoustic impedance. By gradually increasing the acoustic impedances of the media, the propagating direction of the acoustic wave can be continuously bent, resulting in allowing the acoustic wave to pass through along the positive direction and blocking acoustic waves from the negative one. The main advantages of this structure are that the asymmetric transmission effect of this structure can be realized and enhanced more easily in water. We investigate both numerically and experimentally the asymmetric transmission effect. The experimental results show that a highly efficient asymmetric acoustic transmission can be yielded within a remarkable broadband frequency range, which agrees well with the numerical prediction. It is of potential practical significance for various underwater applications such as reducing vibration and noise.
