This article presents a two-dimensional axissymmetric computational fluid dynamics (CFD) simulation of a three-stage travelling wave thermoacoustic engine using ANSYS FLUENT.The model incorporates porous media submodels to represent heat exchangers and regenerators, operating at a heating temperature of 600 K and an ambient temperature of 293 K, with helium as the working fluid stabilised around 3 MPa mean pressure.In comparison to traditional network models (NM), CFD yields accurate results in solving the flow field and captures higher-order details in the fluid domain.
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