Apparatus for creating acoustic oscillations in a running liquid medium

Claim 1

An apparatus for creating acoustic oscillations in a running liquid medium comprising: a working chamber; openings in said working chamber for outlet of said liquid medium; a stator in the form of a hollow cylinder in said working chamber; a row of apertures in the peripheral surface of said stator; a rotor in the form of a cylinder with closed ends in said working chamber coaxially with said stator; a closed internal space of said rotor; an opening in one of said ends of said rotor for admitting said running liquid medium to said internal space of said rotor; a row of apertures in the peripheral surface of said rotor, the number of said apertures of the rotor being greater than the number of said apertures in the peripheral surface of said stator by an integral factor so that when said apertures of said rotor are brought in register with said apertures of said stator at regular intervals, said running liquid medium is admitted from said closed internal space to said working chamber, the width a of said apertures in the peripheral surface of said rotor and stator in the cross-section being selected on the basis of the relationship ##EQU10## wherein ω is the angular speed of said rotor, R is the external radius of said rotor, C is the rate of propagation of sound in said running liquid medium.

Claim 2

An apparatus for creating acoustic oscillations in a running liquid medium comprising: a working chamber; openings in said working chamber for outlet of said liquid medium; a stator in the form of a hollow cylinder in said working chamber; a row of apertures in the peripheral surface of said stator; a rotor in the form of a cylinder with closed ends in said working chamber coaxially with said stator; a closed internal space of said rotor; an opening in one of said ends of said rotor for admitting said running liquid medium to said internal space of said rotor; a row of apertures in the peripheral surface of said rotor, the number of said apertures of the rotor being greater than the number of said apertures in the peripheral surface of said stator by an integral factor so that when said apertures of said rotor are brought in register with said apertures of said stator at regular intervals, said running liquid medium is admitted from said closed internal space to said working chamber, the width a of said apertures in the peripheral surface of said rotor and stator in the cross-section being selected on the basis of the relationship ##EQU10## wherein ω is the angular speed of said rotor, R is the external radius of said rotor, C is the rate of propagation of sound in said running liquid medium.

Claim 6

An apparatus for creating acoustic oscillations in a running liquid medium comprising: a working chamber; openings in said working chamber for outlet of said liquid medium; a stator in the form of a hollow cylinder in said working chamber; a row of apertures in the peripheral surface of said stator; a rotor in the form of a cylinder with closed ends in said working chamber coaxially with said stator; a closed internal space of said rotor; an opening in one of said ends of said rotor for admitting said running liquid medium to said internal space of said rotor; a row of apertures in the peripheral surface of said rotor, the number of said apertures of the rotor being greater than the number of said apertures in the peripheral surface of said stator by an integral factor so that when said apertures of said rotor are brought in register with said apertures of said stator at regular intervals, said running liquid medium is admitted from said closed internal space to said working chamber, the width a of said apertures in the peripheral surface of said rotor and stator in the crosssection being selected on the basis of the relationship ##EQU12## wherein ω is the angular speed of said rotor, R is the external radius of said rotor, C is the speed of propagation of sound in said running liquid medium; an additional row of apertures in the peripheral surface of said rotor arranged coaxially with said apertures of the main row; an additional row of apertures in the peripheral surface of said stator shifted relative to said apertures of the main row of apertures thereof, whereby the frequency of acoustic oscillations is increased while retaining a specified amplitude of the oscillations; the apertures of said main row and the apertures of said additional row of the stator are arranged in groups distributed at unequal intervals along the circumference of the stator; the apertures in each of said groups being disposed at an identical spacing from one another along the circumference of said stator; a first group of apertures of said additional row shifted relative to a first group of said main row, and each successive group of said main row and additional row being shifted relative to a preceding group of apertures of the additional row and main row, respectively, at an angle determined by the relationship ##EQU13## where Zp is the number of apertures in the main row of apertures of the rotor; Zc is the number of apertures in the main row of apertures of the stator; K = βn is the number of pressure pulsations as the rotor moves through an angle φ = 2π/Zp; n is the number of rows of apertures of the rotor; β = Zc/q is the number of groups of apertures in the main row of apertures of the stator, where q ≦ Zc/2.

Claim 7

An apparatus for creating acoustic oscillations in a running liquid medium comprising: a working chamber; openings in said working chamber for outlet of said liquid medium; a stator in the form of a hollow cylinder in said working chamber; a row of apertures in the peripheral surface of said stator; a rotor in the form of a cylinder with closed ends in said working chamber coaxially with said stator; a closed internal space of said rotor; an opening in one of said ends of said rotor for admitting said running liquid medium to said internal space of said rotor; a row of apertures in the peripheral surface of said rotor, the number of said apertures of the rotor being greater than the number of said apertures in the peripheral surface of said stator by an integral factor so that when said apertures of said rotor are brought in register with said apertures of said stator at regular intervals, said running liquid medium is admitted from said closed internal space to said working chamber, the width a of said apertures in the peripheral surface of said rotor and stator in the crosssection being selected on the basis of the relationship ##EQU12## wherein ω is the angular speed of said rotor, R is the external radius of said rotor, C is the speed of propagation of sound in said running liquid medium; an additional row of apertures in the peripheral surface of said rotor arranged coaxially with said apertures of the main row; an additional row of apertures in the peripheral surface of said stator shifted relative to said apertures of the main row of apertures thereof, whereby the frequency of acoustic oscillations is increased while retaining a specified amplitude of the oscillations; the apertures of said main row and the apertures of said additional row of the stator are arranged in groups distributed at unequal intervals along the circumference of the stator; the apertures in each of said groups being disposed at an identical spacing from one another along the circumference of said stator; a first group of apertures of said additional row shifted relative to a first group of said main row, and each successive group of said main row and additional row being shifted relative to a preceding group of apertures of the additional row and main row, respectively, at an angle determined by the relationship ##EQU13## where Zp is the number of apertures in the main row of apertures of the rotor; Zc is the number of apertures in the main row of apertures of the stator; K = βn is the number of pressure pulsations as the rotor moves through an angle φ = 2π/Zp; n is the number of rows of apertures of the rotor; β = Zc/q is the number of groups of apertures in the main row of apertures of the stator, where q ≦ Zc/2.