DEPARTMENT OF ELECTRONICS & COMMUNICATION ENGG.

KURUKSHETRA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY & MANAGEMENT
KURUKSHETRA- 136119



Microelectromechanical systems
Microelectromechanical systems (MEMS) (also written as micro-electro-mechanical, MicroElectroMechanical or microelectronic and microelectromechanical systems) is the technology of very small mechanical devices driven by electricity; it merges at the nano-scale into nanoelectromechanical systems (NEMS) and nanote ....etc

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THERMOACOUSTIC REFRIGERATION

INTRODUCTION

Conventional Refrigeration And Its Drawback
Thermoacoustic Refrigerator
Unpressurised System
Air as Gas Medium
Loudspeaker as Acoustic Driver


THERMOACOUSTICS
Definition
Background
Uses sound to create cooling
No moving parts inside device
Tremendous Opportunities
Saves energy
Economic potential
Good for the environment

APPLICATIONS
Heat Powered TAR
beer cooler
Coolahoop
Electrically powered TAR
spacecraft applications
Supercon ....etc

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Thermoacoustic Stirling Engines
Abstract:
Sound waves in thermoacoustic engines and refrigerators can replace the pistons and cranks that are typically built into such machinery. Over the past two decades, physicists and engineers have been working on a class of heat engines and compression-driven refrigerators that use no oscillating pistons, oil seals or lubricants. These so-called thermoacoustic devices take advantage of sound waves reverberating within them to convert a temperature differential into mecha ....etc

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DESIGN AND DEVELOPMENT OF HIGH-FREQUENCY THERMOACOUSTIC ENGINES FOR THERMAL MANAGEMENT IN MICROELECTRONICS
SEMINAR REPORT
Submitted by
VIBIN KOSHY THOMAS
S7-ME
Department Of Mechanical Engineering
College of Engineering, Thiruvananthapuram – 16
OCTOBER 2010





ABSTRACT

Thermoacoustic heat engines provide a practical solution to the problem of heat management in microcircuits where they can be used to pump heat or produce spot cooling of specific circuit elements. There are ....etc

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Under the Guidance of Dr. Patil Basavaraj VDept of IP & E
Submitted By Deepak Kothari

Introduction to CWR

The CWR is a rotary forming process, consists
of the forming of forging by means of wedge-shaped tools that are fixed on the mill rolls with the same rotary direction.
In CWR process, there are five stages in the work piece deformation process corresponding to five zones of the wedged tool geometry, i.e., knifing, guiding, stretching, shaping, and siz ....etc

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I begin to use the comsol bofore two days, and I need some help for using comsol to simulate the solar cell,such as how to set the model of solar cell ,and so on ....etc

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i want full seminar report on thermoacoustic
refrigerator ....etc

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Thermoacoustic Refrigerator



In 1987 an international group of scientists and Government Officials established the Montreal protocol, an agreement to control the use and release of CFC and to schedule a time frame for eliminating their production. This agreement is a historic step in the on going process of building consensus regarding environmental impact of CFC. Both the Montreal protocol and provisions for 1990 clean Air Act specify schedules for phasing out CFC production by year 2000.
This forced a new wave of research and developme ....etc

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In 1987 an international group of scientists and Government Officials established the Montreal protocol, an agreement to control the use and release of CFC and to schedule a time frame for eliminating their production. This agreement is a historic step in the on going process of building consensus regarding environmental impact of CFC. Both the Montreal protocol and provisions for 1990 clean Air Act specify schedules for phasing out CFC production by year 2000. This forced a new wave of research and development in refrigeration technologies. Ex ....etc

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Thermoacoustic Refrigeration



How it works

Moving coil Loudspeaker
Inside 2 magnets with metal coil between them, current is induced causing coil to move
Creates sound waves up to 200 dB!
Resonator—where gas cooling and compression take place
Uses inert gas, commonly Helium
Stack
Series of small parallel channels through which pressure and velocity of waves change
In between the heat exchangers
Heat Exchangers
Hot heat exchanger to remove exce ....etc

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