Standing Waves can resonate in a pipe.  The resonance occurs in an open-closed pipe when an odd integer number of quarter wavelengths fit exactly in the length of the cavity of the pipe.  This animation illustrates what happens when a plunger is used to "scan" the effective length of a pipe driven by a tuning fork.  Three different cases are shown for a set of increasing frequencies.
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