In this research A simple model has been presented for polyvinyl
pyrrolidone aqueous solutions to predict wave amplitude in C.R.O by
using Ulrasonic technician (ho,, "non-radiated", hri, "irradiated", and
h*i, ils a function of h**). The use of this model reflects a good result
for the samples of PVPD aqueous solutions, which was radiated with
gaflrma rays of 150 Rad/min, dose for 22 min at room temperature,
therefore this factor, will be constant in this work. These data were
used to develop a new method to predict the wave amplitude in C.R.O.
The model can be used to calculate the ho,, & h"i, for a given primary
amplitude of wave in C.R.O ( h-o, h*), the distance between receiver
and ultrasonic wave sender x, and PVPD concentration v. From this
model we can calculate absorption coefficient (c) for non radiated and
irradiated PVPD as a function of h,*, h'i,, and v. This prediction
method give a good agreement with the measured values, where the
absolute average error for wave amplitude in C.R.O for non-radiated
h,- is (1.02), wave amplitude for iradiated in C.R.O h*i' is (0.14), and
wave amplitude in C.R.O hxir as a function of h"* is (0.25). The
absolute average error for non-radiated (a) is (0.45), and irradiated (c)
is (1.04) for all data points of PVPD. |