Abstract
Thermoacoustic self-excited vibration is a phenomenon in which the air in a tube becomes unstable by a temperature gradient and begins to vibrate at the resonance frequency and grows to a certain steady amplitude. Regarding the mechanism of thermoacoustic phenomenon, there is no literature that clearly describes the cause of self-excited. In this study, we created the simulation model using cellular automaton method for the thermoacoustic device using the one-dimensional acoustic tube. We also modeled the heat source with a temperature gradient. At that time, the fact that the excitation amount has a phase difference with respect to the particle velocity at the vibration point is derived from the one-dimensional heat conduction in the cross-sectional direction of the air vibrating in the pipe having a temperature gradient in the flow path direction and the vibration amount is derived. We confirmed the validity of our idea in the experiment.
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