Hi, perhaps this will help: http://asa.scitation.org/doi/abs/10.1121/1.4907742

Dear Anam

Lets start from an exact example

assume your Transverse wave is and electromagnetic plane wave and the longitudinal wave is sound and the propagation medium as the atmosphere.

Due to "Superposition" principle, any particle in atmosphere handle each of these two waves separately. but your question is " can each of these wave change the properties of the other one?"

if this is the point please tell me to continue.

thank you

In other-word, is it possible for a transverse wave to preserve the properties of longitudinal waves or vice versa?

thank you

Yes, it is possible both the waves can interfere and after multiple reflection guided waves are formed. The polarization vector of these two waves are completely different (by 90 degrees, K1x + K2y). A new wave will form due to resultant of these waves and yes, this new wave can preserve the properties of their mother waves but it will not happen always.

Sir Saurabh Gupta

Is there any experimental setup for this? or any practical manual to get results.

Please go through some books, may be you can get better understand.

Ultrasonic Waves in Solid Media by Joseph L. Rose.

Please see this link below, may be useful for you.

http://www.gwultrasonics.com/knowledge/gw-intro/