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This paper describes a numerical model based on discontinuous Galerkin method for thermoacoustic investigation. Numerical investigation was conducted to study the behaviour of thermoacoustic wave propagations induced by thermal effects in 2‐dimensional enclosure. The compressible Navier‐Stokes equations are used as the governing equations.
Pranowo Pranowo +2 more
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Effect of pointed and diffused air injection on premixed flame confined in a Rijke tube
The coupling between pressure fluctuations and unsteady heat release in a combustion systems results in acoustic oscillations inside the combustion system.
Nilaj N. Deshmukh, S.D. Sharma
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Reduced erbium-doped ceria nanoparticles: one nano-host applicable for simultaneous optical down- and up-conversions [PDF]
This paper introduces a new synthesis procedure to form erbium-doped ceria nanoparticles (EDC NPs) that can act as an optical medium for both up-conversion and down-conversion in the same time.
Clavel, Michael +7 more
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Thermoacoustic instability - a dynamical system and time domain analysis
This study focuses on the Rijke tube problem, which includes features relevant to the modeling of thermoacoustic coupling in reactive flows: a compact acoustic source, an empirical model for the heat source, and nonlinearities.
Chenadec, Vincent Le +4 more
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Frequency domain and time domain analysis of thermoacoustic oscillations with wave-based acoustics [PDF]
Many thermoacoustic systems exhibit rich nonlinear behaviour. Recent studies show that this nonlinear dynamics can be well captured by low-order time domain models that couple a level set kinematic model for a laminar flame, the $G$-equation, with a ...
Illingworth, SJ, Juniper, MP, Orchini, A
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Study of Thermoacoustic Phenomenon in a Rijke Tube
AbstractThermoacoustics is concerned with the interactions between heat (thermo) and pressure oscillations in gases (acoustics). A “Rijke Tube”, named after its inventor, is a fundamental tool for studying thermoacoustic phenomenon. Rijke's tube turns heat into sound, by creating a self-amplifying standing wave.
Atis, C.A.A., Sarker, M., Ehsan, M.
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Limit-Cycle Properties of a Rijke Tube [PDF]
Thermoacoustic instability appears when unsteady heat release is favourably coupled with acoustic pressure perturbations. The important technical applications involving thermoacoustics are combustion instability in rocket motors and low-pollutant lean ...
Culick, F. E. C., Matveev, K. I.
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This paper proposes an observer‐based adaptive output‐feedback boundary control to stabilize the vibrations of the moving cage of a dual‐cable mining elevator. This system is comprised of two mechanically jointed winding drums that drive the two cables through the floating sheaves to lift the cage.
Elham Aarabi +2 more
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Research on Suppression of Vibration Caused by Combustion Pressure Pulsation in Aircraft Engines
Abnormal high‐energy narrowband signals appeared in the aircraft engine test. By analyzing the characteristics of the vibration signals and the pressure pulsation signals in the measurement point data of the engine, it can be speculated that the abnormal vibration energy of the engine is not related to the operation of rotating parts, which upends a ...
Liang Hong +6 more
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Global modes, receptivity, and sensitivity analysis of diffusion flames coupled with duct acoustics [PDF]
In this theoretical and numerical paper, we derive the adjoint equations for a thermo-acoustic system consisting of an infinite-rate chemistry diffusion flame coupled with duct acoustics. We then calculate the thermo-acoustic system's linear global modes
Juniper, MP, Magri, L
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