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Question
Obtain an expression for practical determination of end correction for a pipe open at both ends.
Numerical
Solution
In a pipe that is open at both ends, the fundamental frequency corresponds to the formation of an antinode at both ends and a node at the center.
Resonant Length Condition:
For the fundamental mode, the wavelength is:
`L+2e = λ/2`
Since v = fλ, we get:
λ = `(2(L+2e))/1`
`f = v/(2(L+2e))`
where:
- L = length of the pipe
- e = end correction at each open end
- v = velocity of sound
- f = fundamental frequency
Thus, the total end correction for a pipe open at both ends is 2e.
From experimental measurements, e ≈ 0.6R (where R is the radius of the pipe).
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