Experimental and theoretical estimation of acoustic energy source terms and instability growth rates in an annular combustor¶
Latour, V., Durox, D., Renaud, A., & Candel, S. (2024). Experimental and theoretical estimation of acoustic energy source terms and instability growth rates in an annular combustor. Proceedings of the Combustion Institute.
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- Thermoacoustic instability
- The decisive object is the closed acoustic-to-heat-to-acoustic loop, not the mere presence of both warmth and sound.
This source(1)–(3) for Rayleigh source, dissipation/flux balance and growth rate; abstract and experimental/model sections for flame position, describing-function gain and phase, and observed growth comparison. https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S1540748924000142
- The decisive object is the closed acoustic-to-heat-to-acoustic loop, not the mere presence of both warmth and sound.
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