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, Un tanque de olas es una configuración de … Un tanque de olas es una configuración de laboratorio para observar el comportamiento de olas superficiales. El tanque de olas típico es una caja llena de líquido, generalmente agua, que deja un espacio abierto al aire en la parte superior. En un extremo del tanque, un actuador genera olas; el otro extremo suele tener una superficie que absorbe las ondas. Un dispositivo similar es el tanque de ondas, que es plano y poco profundo y se utiliza para observar patrones de ondas superficiales desde arriba.rones de ondas superficiales desde arriba.
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