Operating Mode Analysis of Pulse Combustor with Exhaust Decoupler

Zhi Ren Yin; Li Jun Yang; Run Ze Duan

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.687-691.627

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Operating Mode Analysis of Pulse Combustor with Exhaust Decoupler

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The operating mode of the pulse combustor with the exhaust decoupler was summarized and discussed. Based on the earlier study of the nonlinear analysis of the system, the basic three modes were explained in detail. Furthermore, two limited modes were addressed. The analysis of the modes distribution and mode transition show that the high-frequency and antiphase (HA) mode was the better mode for the pulse combustor.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volumes 687-691)

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Zhi Ren Yin*, Li Jun Yang, Run Ze Duan

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Exhaust Decoupler, Operating Mode, Pulse Combustor

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