(H)olistic (A)pproach to the Design of Efficient Heat (R)ecovery Systems for Electrical (P)ower (P)roduction (HARP^2)

Lead Research Organisation: University of Huddersfield
Department Name: Sch of Computing and Engineering

Abstract

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Publications

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Ilori O (2021) Effects of Edge Shapes on Thermal-Fluid Processes in Oscillatory Flows in Thermal Science and Engineering Progress

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Hamood A (2022) Thermoacoustic Cascade Engine Free from Resonance Length in SSRN Electronic Journal

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Rona A (2022) Untitled Item

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Ja'fari M (2022) Numerical study of transient characteristics of a standing-wave thermoacoustic heat engine in International Journal of Heat and Mass Transfer

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Hamood A (2023) The application of additive manufacturing to heat exchangers for oscillatory flow: A case study in Proceedings of the Institution of Mechanical Engineers, Part B: Journal of Engineering Manufacture

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Hamood A (2023) Synthetic jet flow driven by a standing-wave thermoacoustic heat engine in Thermal Science and Engineering Progress

 
Description There have been a number of papers published related to the design principles of thermoacoustic engines.
Exploitation Route The methodologies described in papers dealing with preliminary results can be used by academic community. However our industrial project partners are now able to consider thermoacousitc technologies to be used in their products or provide services in support of such products.
Sectors Aerospace

Defence and Marine

Agriculture

Food and Drink

Energy

Environment

Manufacturing

including Industrial Biotechology

Transport

 
Description The project is at a too early stage. COVID19 had a significant impact delaying lab work. The project has now been extended at "no cost" for a year.