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Given the crude approximations we are making, this is close to the frequency of middle C, the lowest note on a flute. This gives a frequency (speed divided by wavelength) of c/2L = 280 Hz. The longest wave is its lowest note, so let's calculate. A flute is about 0.6 m long, so it can produce a wavelength that is about twice as long, which is about 2L = 1.2 m. So the longest sine wave that fits into the open pipe is twice as long as the pipe. Note that, in the top left diagram, the red curve has only half a cycle of a sine wave. These are what we call the boundary conditions.

This is a maximum at an open end, because air can flow freely in and out, and zero at a closed end. The blue line is the amplitude of the variation in the flow of air. The red line is the amplitude of the variation in pressure, which is zero at the open end, where the pressure is (nearly) atmospheric, and a maximum at a closed end. The next diagram (from ) shows some possible standing waves for an open pipe (left) and a closed pipe (right) of the same length.

For the moment we'll also neglect, to which we shall return later.

Standing wave diagrams First let's make some approximations: we'll pretend a flute and clarinet are the same length.

We compare open and closed pipes in three different but equivalent ways then examine some complications. The bore of the clarinet is a little narrower than that of the flute, but this difference is not important to the argument here. The two instruments have roughly the same length. The clarinet (right) is a roughly cylindrical instrument which is open to the outside air at the bell, but closed by the mouthpiece, reed and the player's mouth at the other end. The player leaves the embouchure hole open to the air, and blows across it. The flute (photo at left) is a nearly cylindrical instrument which is open to the outside air at both ends. ISTRAŽIVAČKI poljoprivredu I TEHNOLOŠKI RAD Obnovljeno i prošireno izdanje rečnika 9 Biotehnologije i genetičkog inženjeringa.įor a background about standing waves, see from.

Vodguk na versh maksma bagdanovcha cyopli vechar