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Experimental investigation of non-linearities in thermoacoustic systems: Streaming, transition to turbulence and entrance effects
Thermoacoustic systems (engines or refrigerators) convert any source of heat energy, including solar energy and waste heat, into electricity or cooling effect. These systems are reliable and durable as they operate with few or no moving parts and they employ environmentally-friendly gases without ga...
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