Effect Factors of Flow Regenerated Noise from Muffler Unit with Simple Expansion

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Structure parameters of work piece on muffler unit with simple expansion are determined using orthogonal experiment design method, and relationship model of total sound power of flow regenerated noise and flow velocity structure parameters is built, and the model parameters are solved, and quantity study of effect factors for the noise is performed. Results show that inlet diameter and expansion cavity length have high effect on flow regeneration noise, the reducing of the inlet diameter and improving expansion cavity length is in favor of the reduction of flow regeneration noise from muffler unit with simple expansion, and expansion ratio has less influence on the noise, the reducing of the expansion ratio makes the regenerated noise become less down.

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