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August 15, 1980Applied Physics Letters453 citations

Confirmation of Biot’s theory

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JBJames G. Berryman

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Plona’s recent measurements of elastic-wave speeds in a water-saturated porous structure of sintered glass beads are compared quantitatively to the predictions of Biot’s theory. The theoretical predictions lie within the bounds of experimental error (3%) for the fast compressional wave and for the shear wave in all cases. For the slow compressional wave, the theoretically predicted speeds lie within about 10% of the experimental values and increase with increase in porosity as observed. Our model achieves this agreement with no significant free parameters. The frame moduli are estimated using a recently developed self-consistent theory of composite materials. The induced mass of the frame in a water environment is also estimated theoretically.

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synapsesocial.com/papers/6a9518935f3b0bfa3be625d3https://doi.org/10.1063/1.91951
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