Exhaust silencer having an incorporated resonator for an internal combustion engine
AssigneesAutomobiles Peugeot, Automobiles Citroen
InventorJean Rauch
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Abstract
The exhaust silencer of the invention improves the various attenuation characteristics without increasing the overall size of the silencer. This is achieved by disposing the pressure take-off of the low-frequency resonator in an end wall of the case of the silencer and by placing the neck of this resonator partly outside the case. The associated chamber is located inside the reflection and interference attenuation stage.
Claims4
In an exhaust silencer for the exhaust gases of an internal combustion engine, comprising a case, an inlet pipe and an outlet pipe connected to the case, the case being formed by a lateral wall and two end walls defining at least a first reflection attenuation stage and at least a second stage constituting a Helmholtz resonator, formed by a chamber and a neck constituting a pressure take-off communicating with said first stage;
- the improvement wherein the chamber of the resonator is disposed inside said first stage and the pressure take-off of said second stage is formed adjacent one of said end walls of the case by means of a neck which extends through said one end wall and partly outside the case and re-enters the case and extends partly inside said first stage and is devoid of any connection to said inlet pipe and outlet pipe outside said case.
In an exhaust silencer for the exhaust gases of an internal combustion engine, comprising a case, an inlet pipe and an outlet pipe connected to the case, the case being formed by a lateral wall and two end walls defining at least a first interference attenuation stage and at least a second stage constituting a Helmholtz resonator, formed by a chamber and a neck constituting a pressure take-off communicating with said first stage;
- the improvement wherein the chamber of the resonator is disposed inside said first stage and the pressure take-off of said second stage is formed adjacent to one of said end walls of the case by means of a neck which extends through said one end wall and partly outside the case and re-enters the case and extends partly inside said first stage and is devoid of any connection to said inlet pipe and outlet pipe outside said case.
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