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Thermally driven acoustic oscillations, Part VI: Excitation and power

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In continuation of previous work in the field of thermally driven acoustic oscillations, the problem of excited oscillations is treated and presented in detail for the Sondhauss tube and for gas-liquid oscillations. The problem of the maximally attainable mechanical power from a Sondhauss tube is discussed.

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In Fortsetzung von früheren Arbeiten im Gebiet der thermisch getriebenen Gasschwingungen wird das Problem der angefachten Schwingungen behandelt und für ein Sondhauss-Rohr wie auch für Gas-Flüssigkeits-Schwingungen ausführlich dargestellt. Die Frage der maximalen mechanischen Leistung, die von einem Sondhauss-Rohr abgegeben werden kann, wird diskutiert.

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  1. Federal Institute of Technology, ETH-Zentrum, CH-8092, Zürich

    Ulrich A. Müller & Nikolaus Rott

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Müller, U.A., Rott, N. Thermally driven acoustic oscillations, Part VI: Excitation and power. Z. angew. Math. Phys. 34, 609–626 (1983). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00948805

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