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  <title>The Influence of the Density of Coconut Fiber as Stack in&#13;
Thermo-Acoustics Refrigeration System</title>
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  <namePart>E Hartulistiyoso</namePart>
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  <namePart>M Yulianto</namePart>
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  <namePart>L Sucahyo</namePart>
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 <note>Abstract. An experimental study of using coconut fiber as stack with varying density in&#13;
thermo-acoustics refrigeration system has been done. Stack is a device which is described as&#13;
the “heart” in thermo-acoustics refrigeration system. The length of stack is a fix parameter in&#13;
this experiment. The performance of the coconut fiber was evaluated from the density of stack&#13;
(varied from 30%, 50% and 70%), position of stack (varied from 0 to 34 cm from the sound&#13;
generator), and frequency of sound generator (varied from 150 Hz, 200Hz, 250Hz and 300Hz).&#13;
The inside, outside, and environment temperatures were collected every second using Data&#13;
Acquisition (DAQ). The result showed that the increase of stack density will increase the&#13;
performance of thermo-acoustics refrigeration system. The higher density produced&#13;
temperature differences in cold side and hot side of 5.4o&#13;
C. In addition, the position of stack and&#13;
frequency of sound generator have an important role in the performance of thermo-acoustics&#13;
refrigeration system for all variations of the density</note>
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