2. Thermoacoustic coolers
Unlike engines, chillers need to provide a certain amount of cooling power to cool a given load to a required temperature level. The "thermoacoustic pumping" of heat, described in the article
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Thermoacoustic effect, can be employed, as long as the resulting thermal gradients in the stack do not exceed the critical value. Coolers can be either travelling-wave (TGP: pulsed gas tube) or standing-wave (TAR: thermoacoustic refrigerator ). Compared with motors,
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Thermoacoustic coolers