A wide-ranging technical reference on high-intensity ultrasound
Edited by Juan A. Gallego-Juarez, this second edition maps power ultrasonics from underlying wave behavior to applied systems and processes. It addresses nonlinear ultrasonic propagation in fluids and solids, along with the materials and design of transducers and related devices. Coverage extends across materials and mechanical engineering, industrial and chemical processing, food technology, environmental monitoring and remediation, pharmaceuticals, medicine, and biotechnology. The volume also incorporates developments in modeling, characterization, measurement, additive manufacturing, micromanufacturing, ultrasound therapy, and surgical applications. With its emphasis on both physical principles and engineering implementation, it functions as a substantial cross-disciplinary reference rather than a narrow introduction.
Good fit for readers who enjoy
- Graduate students and researchers in materials science and engineering
- Acoustics, ultrasound, sonochemistry, and acoustic-engineering specialists
- Biomedical, industrial-process, production, and R&D professionals
Themes
High-intensity ultrasoundUltrasonic transducers and devicesIndustrial and materials processingMedical and biotechnology applicationsModeling and measurement
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