Helmholtz Resonance in Korean Bells

Traditional Korean bells are installed above a shallow well with a gap between the bell and the ground, effectively creating a Helmholtz resonator. During installation, the size of the well and the gap is traditionally adjusted, through trial and error, until the Helmholtz frequency matches the fund...

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Main Author: Junghyun Kim
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: StudentScientists.org 2017-01-01
Series:International Scholastic Journal of Science
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Online Access:http://www.isjos.org/index.php?paper=Helmholtz+Resonance+in+Korean+Bells
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spelling doaj-098ccc82d5664d34b021c9602c84f60a2020-11-24T22:43:29ZengStudentScientists.orgInternational Scholastic Journal of Science2408-18842017-01-0111133Helmholtz Resonance in Korean BellsJunghyun Kim0Sinbong HighschoolTraditional Korean bells are installed above a shallow well with a gap between the bell and the ground, effectively creating a Helmholtz resonator. During installation, the size of the well and the gap is traditionally adjusted, through trial and error, until the Helmholtz frequency matches the fundamental frequency of the bell. Here, the frequency of the Helmholtz resonator in Korean bells was investigated. Models of the resonator with various dimensions were built, and their resonant frequency measured. An equation for the Helmholtz frequency of the resonator was developed, which predicts the frequency of Korean bells within 4%. The equation can be used by traditional Korean bell installers to design the well and gap to ensure that the Helmholtz frequency of the resonator matches the fundamental frequency of the bell.http://www.isjos.org/index.php?paper=Helmholtz+Resonance+in+Korean+BellsKorean bellHelmholtz resonanceresonance wellair gate
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Helmholtz Resonance in Korean Bells
International Scholastic Journal of Science
Korean bell
Helmholtz resonance
resonance well
air gate
author_facet Junghyun Kim
author_sort Junghyun Kim
title Helmholtz Resonance in Korean Bells
title_short Helmholtz Resonance in Korean Bells
title_full Helmholtz Resonance in Korean Bells
title_fullStr Helmholtz Resonance in Korean Bells
title_full_unstemmed Helmholtz Resonance in Korean Bells
title_sort helmholtz resonance in korean bells
publisher StudentScientists.org
series International Scholastic Journal of Science
issn 2408-1884
publishDate 2017-01-01
description Traditional Korean bells are installed above a shallow well with a gap between the bell and the ground, effectively creating a Helmholtz resonator. During installation, the size of the well and the gap is traditionally adjusted, through trial and error, until the Helmholtz frequency matches the fundamental frequency of the bell. Here, the frequency of the Helmholtz resonator in Korean bells was investigated. Models of the resonator with various dimensions were built, and their resonant frequency measured. An equation for the Helmholtz frequency of the resonator was developed, which predicts the frequency of Korean bells within 4%. The equation can be used by traditional Korean bell installers to design the well and gap to ensure that the Helmholtz frequency of the resonator matches the fundamental frequency of the bell.
topic Korean bell
Helmholtz resonance
resonance well
air gate
url http://www.isjos.org/index.php?paper=Helmholtz+Resonance+in+Korean+Bells
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