Kabushiki Kaisha Toshiba

Masami Yodo

Kazuo Saito

Shigeto Sumitani

Takashi Matsuzaka

Mitsuyoshi Chiba

Hiroyuki Araya

A pulse combustor has a main body in which a cylindrical mixing chamber and a combustion chamber are formed. An air inlet port and a fuel inlet port are formed in the body to open into the mixing chamber. These inlet ports are located on the same circumference of the inner periphery of the mixing chamber and spaced from each other. An air supply pipe for introducing air into the mixing chamber is connected at one end to the air inlet port, and a fuel supply pipe for introducing fuel gas into the mixing chamber is connected at one end to the fuel inlet port. The air supply pipe extends in a predetermined direction so as to cause the air introduced into the mixing chamber to flow while rotating in one direction along the inner periphery of the mixing chamber. The fuel supply pipe extends in a predetermined direction to cause the fuel to be introduced into the mixing chamber along a direction opposite the direction in which the air rotates.

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Fuji, Japan

Masami Yodo