Abstract
Western Kentucky University is undertaking the development of a thermoacoustically powered acoustic agglomerator as a means of pretreating exhaust from coal generators before entering standard industrial electrostatic precipitators. In order to fulfill the design requirement of maintaining a clean, isolated environment for the thermoacoustic components, it will be necessary to operate a thermoacoustic prime mover in a harmonic mode, which normally is not a desirable feature in typical devices. Details of a harmonic-mode prime mover will be presented. [Work supported by KY EPSCoR and the Western Kentucky Office of Sponsored Programs.]
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