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Travelling-wave thermoacoustic heat engine is capable of converting heat to acoustic power which in turn can be used to generate electricity by a linear alternator. The thermoacoustic heat engine can work in a wide range of heat quality, giving it the ability to be used for waste heat recovery. In this paper, a new configuration of looped-tube travelling wave thermoacoustic engine is proposed, which...
Thermoacoustic engines convert heat into acoustic power without moving parts. Coupling them with electrodynamic transducers – directly converting acoustic power into electricity – enables building simple electricity generators, where the only moving part is the piston of the linear alternator. Integration of such devices with biomass-driven cookstoves widely used in remote and rural areas of developing...
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