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Numerical comparative study on the performance of open photoacoustic cells

An open photoacoustic cell has the merit of not having to frequently disassemble and reassemble to fill up with the gas, compared to the closed counterpart, whereas it has the demerit of causing acoustic radiation losses through the openings. In this paper, we have performed numerical simulations on...

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Published in:Journal of mechanical science and technology 2021, 35(4), , pp.1473-1485
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