Study of the Basic Structure of Reactive Muffler

Jin Sheng Ma; Bo Yang; Da Min Zhuang; Zi Feng Liu; Zhi Quan Dang; Ling Zhou; Na Na Dia

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.452-453.307

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HomeAdvanced Materials ResearchAdvanced Materials Research Vols. 452-453Study of the Basic Structure of Reactive Muffler

Study of the Basic Structure of Reactive Muffler

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The principle of reactive and expansion mufflers is that it reflects sound wave back to the direction of sound source at certain sections where acoustic behavior changes abruptly in the pipe of mufflers, to achieve muffling performance. Usually it is used for muffling the noise created by diesel, alternator at low and media frequency. GT-Power software is used in this paper to build a computer stimulation platform, through which the influence of basic structure, single-expansion chamber and insertion pipe on muffling performance are analyzed, providing reference for better design of reactive mufflers.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 452-453)

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Jin Sheng Ma, Bo Yang, Da Min Zhuang, Zi Feng Liu, Zhi Quan Dang, Ling Zhou, Na Na Dia

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Acoustic Simulation, Reactive Muffler, Transmission Loss

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