Transient motion of finite amplitude standing waves in acoustic resonators

Ning, Fangli; Guo, Qilei; Li, Xiaofan

doi:10.1016/j.wavemoti.2014.11.002

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“…Miandoab et al ( 2015 ) analyzed the nonlinear dynamics and chaotic behavior of nanoresonators with electrostatic forces on both sides, which indicated that the necessary condition for the creation of chaos in the resonator is intersection of the system steady state response with the homoclinic orbit. Ning et al ( 2015 ) used a quasi-one-dimensional model based on the compressible Navier–Stokes equations and a finite volume method to investigate the transient motion of a fluid inside oscillating axisymmetric tubes. Li ( 2010 ) developed an objective function to optimize parameters (number and location) of resonator-like cavities, which is based on the tuned weighting coefficient and the acoustic potential energy.…”

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Modeling and experimental verification of a new muffler based on the theory of quarter-wavelength tube and the Helmholtz muffler

Chen

et al. 2016

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To address the problem of low frequency noise of the internal combustion engine, several existing muffler design methods, such as the theory of the quarter-wavelength tube and the Helmholtz muffler, were examined and compared. This paper proposes a new type of muffler design method, which has the advantages of both the quarter-wavelength tube and the Helmholtz muffler. An example is carried out to illustrate the analysis of original signal, the design of the new muffler and the improvement of the in-car noise. The transmission loss of the new muffler is studied by theoretical method and finite element method. The vehicle test of the new muffler demonstrates excellent performance with a wider noise elimination frequency band and smaller radial size.

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confidence: 99%