Learn · Muffler Acoustics-Application to Automotive Exhaust Noise Control
Lecture 20 of 49Week 5
Extended-Inlet and Extended-Outlet Muffler Analysis
Prof. Akhilesh Mimani · IIT Kanpur
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- Introduction to Acoustic Wave Propagation
- D'Alemberts's solution and 1-D Continuity equation
- Muffler Acoustics-Application to Automotive Exhaust Noise Control
- Linearization of governing equations, and Development of 1-D Acoustic wave & Helmholtz equation
- Solution of 1-D Helmholtz equation: Propagation in 1-D ducts/pipes
- 1-D Acoustic Wave Equation in Ducts Carrying Uniform Mean Flow: Derivation
- 1-D Acoustic Wave Equation in Ducts Carrying Uniform Mean Flow: Solution
- 3-D Acoustic Wave Equation in Rectangular and Circular Waveguides: Derivation, Modal Solution and Concept of Cut-on Frequency
- Sound Pressure Level, Intensity Level and Sound Power Level
- Acoustic Impedance and Reflection Coefficient
- Lumped System Analysis: Inertance and Compliance
- Lumped Analysis of a Uniform Pipe Closed/Open at an End, Concept of End Correction
- Helmholtz Resonator, Electro-Acoustic Analogy and Layout of a typical engine exhaust system
- Week 4
- Muffler Performance Measures: Transmission Loss & Level Difference
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- Sudden area Discontinuity (Continued)
- Simple Expansion Chamber Analysis Using Transfer Matrix Method
- Transmission Loss (TL) Graph for a Simple Expansion Muffler (MATLAB)
- Extended-Inlet and Extended-Outlet Muffler Analysis
- Extended-Inlet and Extended-Outlet Muffler Analysis (Continued)
- TL Analysis of Extended-Inlet and Extended-Outlet Muffler (MATLAB)
- TL Analysis of Side-Inlet and Side-Outlet Muffler Using Transfer Matrix Method
- Wave Propagation in Gradually Varying Area Ducts: Webster's Horn Equation
- Webster's Horn Equation (Contd.) and Exponential Ducts
- Solution of Webster's Horn Equation for Conical Ducts
- TL analysis for Conical Muffler Configurations (MATLAB)
- Segmentation Approach for Analysing Gradually Varying Area Ducts (MATLAB)
- Acoustic Intensity (Energy Flux) in a Pipe with Mean Flow, and Transmission Loss Expression
- Aeroacoustic State Variables Transfer Matrix for a Tubular Element (Uniform Pipe)
- Transfer Matrix for Extended-Inlet and Outlet Element & Use of Perforated Elements in Commercial Mufflers
- Two-interacting Duct Configurations: Development of Equations and Concentric Tube Resonators
- Concentric Tube Resonator: Partially Perforated Pipe or Airway (MATLAB)
- Review of Perforate Impedance Expressions
- MATLAB Demonstration for Fully and Partially Perforated CTR
- Cross-Flow elements: Setting-up the Equations
- Cross-Flow elements: MATLAB Demonstration for Simple Configurations
- Plug Mufflers, Three-pass Perforated Element Muffler (Commercial Configurations) - MATLAB
- Multiply-Connected Mufflers: HQ Tubes
- TL Analysis of HQ Tubes (MATLAB): Network Analysis and Analytical Formula
- Transmission Loss in terms of Scattering and Impedance Matrix Parameters
- Rectangular Chamber Muffler: Characterization and TL Analysis using 3-D Piston-driven Model
- Circular Chambers: Characterization and TL Analysis Using 3-D Piston-driven Model
- Analytical Mode-Matching for Extended-Inlet and Outlet Muffler: Setting-up of the Equations
- MATLAB Demonstration for Transmission Loss Calculations
- Dissipative Mufflers (Lined Circular duct) - A Brief Discussion
- Summary of the Topics Covered in This Course, Topics to be Covered in a Future Course
- Live Session 12-04-2021
- Live Session 14-04-2021