Introduction of conical phase adjuster for thermoacoustic system

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We have proposed a phase adjuster for the thermoacoustic system and succeeded in improving the energy conversion efficiency from heat to the sound. A phase adjuster in a cylindrical shape was used in the past experiments. In this report, a conical phase adjuster is introduced. The inside diameter in one side of the phase adjuster is 20.5mm, and the other is 39.5mm. The length of phase adjuster is 45mm. The phase adjuster is placed in two ways; the larger inner diameter of the phase adjuster is placed in the left side and the smaller is in the right (with PA L39.5 R20.5); the smaller inner diameter is in the left and the larger is in the right (with PA L20.5 R39.5). The total length of the loop is 3.3 m and the phase adjuster is placed 1.125 m away from the upper end of the prime mover stack in the clockwise direction. The measurements are conducted in three conditions: without phase adjuster and with each phase adjusters. Both the sound pressure and sound intensity generated in the thermoacoustic system with phase adjuster are greater than those without phase adjuster. The biggest sound intensity is observed with PA L39.5 R20.5. © 2013 Acoustical Society of America.

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Sakamoto, S. I., Inoue, M., Nakano, Y., Orino, Y., Inui, Y., Ikenoue, T., & Watanabe, Y. (2013). Introduction of conical phase adjuster for thermoacoustic system. In Proceedings of Meetings on Acoustics (Vol. 19). https://doi.org/10.1121/1.4800822

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