Abstract
We study the effect of two types of adhesive bonding on the propagation of a localized longitudinal strain wave in two- and three-layered elastic bars. The detectable variation in the decay rate of the wave at relatively long distances of propagation is observed. It is proposed that such variation can be used as an indicator of the type of an interface.
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