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The Use of Helmholtz Resonators in a Practical Combustor

Journal of Engineering for Gas Turbines and Power, 2003
The drive to reduce emissions has led to the development of lean premixed combustors. However, lean premixed combustion is often associated with combustion oscillations which can be so severe that they can cause structural damage to the engine. Since the associated frequencies are typically of the order of hundreds of Hertz, there is a need for a ...
Dupère, Iain D J, Dowling, Ann P.
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Measuring the Acoustic Response of Helmholtz Resonators

The Physics Teacher, 2015
Many experiments have been proposed to investigate acoustic phenomena in college and early undergraduate levels, in particular the speed of sound,1–9 by means of different methods, such as time of flight, transit time, or resonance in tubes. In this paper we propose to measure the acoustic response curves of a glass beaker filled with different gases ...
Martín Monteiro   +4 more
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Helmholtz resonator enhancement of photoacoustic signals

Applied Optics, 1981
A Helmholtz resonator attached to a nonresonant photoacoustic cell enhances the responsivity to trace gas absorption by as much as a factor of 15.3. A simple system model based on a lumped parameter approach predicts the experimentally determined resonance frequency f(0) within 6% for all five resonator volumes tried and gives a pressure amplitude ...
W A, McClenny   +3 more
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Helmholtz resonator lined with absorbing material

The Journal of the Acoustical Society of America, 2005
A closed-form, two-dimensional analytical solution is developed to investigate the acoustic performance of a concentric circular Helmholtz resonator lined with fibrous material. The effect of density and the thickness of the fibrous material in the cavity is examined on the resonance frequency and the transmission loss.
A, Selamet, M B, Xu, I J, Lee, N T, Huff
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Differential Helmholtz resonator as an optoacoustic detector

Applied Optics, 1979
Two identical optoacoustic cells are connected to give a Helmholtz resonator. The phase and magnitude of the signals from both cells are investigated. It is shown that an enhancement of the SNR is obtained using the phase properties of the signals.
G, Busse, D, Herboeck
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Extraordinary transmission in optical Helmholtz resonators

Optics Letters, 2015
Optical Helmholtz resonators (OHRs) have been adapted from acoustics designs for light absorbing structures, exhibiting extreme light confinement. Here, extraordinary transmission of light is theoretically demonstrated through symmetric OHRs, comprising a cavity with two λ/500 narrow slits on either side.
Chevalier, Paul   +5 more
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The quasi-stationary mode of a helmholtz resonator

Journal of Applied Mathematics and Mechanics, 1993
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Helmholtz resonance effect in photoacoustic cells

Applied Optics, 1979
Some types of photoacoustic spectroscopy sample cells exhibit acoustic resonances which are not explained by organ pipe or Bessel mode analysis. It is demonstrated here that one type of acoustic resonance encountered is explained by a Helmholtz resonator analysis.
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A triple-resonant Janus-Helmholtz transducer

The Journal of the Acoustical Society of America
The Janus–Helmholtz (JH) transducer is an underwater acoustic device that utilizes longitudinal resonance (LR) and liquid cavity resonance (LCR) to produce low-frequency, broadband acoustic emissions. However, attempts to enhance coupling with the flexural resonance (FR) of the radiation head have demonstrated that effective interaction between FR and ...
Wenzhao Liu   +4 more
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Helmholtz resonator with two resonance frequencies by coupling with a mechanical resonator

Journal of Sound and Vibration, 2023
Hannah Hoppen, Felix Langfeldt
exaly  

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