The utility model relates to a
phase change thermo-acoustic engine experimental device which comprises a thermo-acoustic conversion
system and an acoustic-electric conversion
system. The thermo-acoustic conversion
system comprises a
sound production module and a Helmholtz
resonant cavity, a
ceramic plate stack soaked with water exists in the
sound production module, and the stable
temperature difference needed for generating the thermo-
acoustic effect at the two ends of the
ceramic plate stack is reduced. Sound
waves generated by the thermoacoustic effect form standing
waves in the Helmholtz
resonant cavity, and the
sound intensity is amplified; the acoustic-electric conversion system comprises piezoelectric ceramics and a
triode common-emitter amplification circuit, the piezoelectric ceramics are arranged at the
tail end of the
resonant cavity and convert
acoustic energy into
electric energy, and the
electric energy is amplified by the
triode common-emitter amplification circuit and then drives a
nixie tube to display. The experimental device integrates
thermodynamics, fluid
mechanics,
acoustics, material science and electronic technology, has the characteristics of simple structure, low cost, rich physical process and strong exploration, is suitable for experimental teaching, particularly suitable for new
engineering teaching requirements, and is beneficial to improving the multidisciplinary cross practice ability of students.