This work focuses on the way the pressure field generated by a dilatational
load changes inside a channel waveguide filled with a homogeneous fluid, i
n the presence of an irregular floor. The problem is solved in the frequenc
y domain using the boundary element method. The Green's functions used are
obtained by superposing virtual acoustic sources defined so as to generate
the free or rigid surfaces of the fluid channel. The responses in the time
domain are obtained by means of Fourier transforms, using complex frequenci
es, irregular floors of varying sizes are modeled. The main features and sp
ectral representation of the signals scattered by these inclusions are desc
ribed. They are used to elucidate the most important aspect of wave acousti
cs, which can be used as the basis for the development of nondestructive te
sting and imaging methods.