Thermo-acoustic three-phase alternating current generating system driven by double-temperature-position heat source

Abstract

The invention discloses a thermo-acoustic three-phase alternating current generating system driven by a double-temperature-position heat source. The thermo-acoustic three-phase alternating current generating system comprises a magnetic fluid electric generating device and a thermo-acoustic converting device forming a loop. The loop is filled with a phase-changeable work medium, the liquid phase of the phase-changeable work medium serves as the work medium of the magnetic fluid electric generating device, and the gas phase of the phase-changeable work medium serves as the medium of the thermo-acoustic converting device. The magnetic fluid electric generating device and the matched thermo-acoustic converting device serve as a loop unit, the thermo-acoustic three-phase alternating current generating system at least comprises two loop units, and the loop units are communicated with each other to share the phase-changeable work medium. A certain amount of acoustic power is produced through a gas-liquid phase change thermo-acoustic converting mechanism, and a traveling wave thermo-acoustic engine serves as an amplification stage to amplify the produced acoustic power. A medium temperature heat exchanger and a high temperature heat exchanger are different in heating temperature, the double-temperature-position heat source can be used for driving the system to work, and the utilization rate of a medium and low temperature position and low grade heat source can be increased. Gas-liquid phase change exists in the system, and therefore the self-adaptation adjusting capacity is achieved.

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[0001] The invention relates to a power generation system, in particular to a thermoacoustic three-phase AC power generation system driven by a dual-temperature-position heat source. Background technique

[0002] The thermoacoustic engine has been a research hotspot in recent years due to its characteristics of no mechanical moving parts, simple structure, reliable operation and long life. The prototype of traveling wave thermoacoustic engine appeared as early as more than 200 years ago, but due to the low acoustic reactance at the regenerator and the high working vibration velocity, serious viscous loss was caused, which limited the engine efficiency. The performance of the thermoacoustic Stirling engine proposed by Backhaus and Swift of the North Alamos National Laboratory in the United States has been significantly improved, but the resonant tube of the standing wave is still the main part, and its size is usually large. The dimension is about 4m-10m, and...

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