Internal combustion engine noise reduction apparatus
OwnerFrancesco E. Iannettiinventor
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The present invention is a noise reduction apparatus for use in the exhaust system of an internal combustion engine which absorbs acoustical energy from the pressurized exhaust gases while minimizing restrictions on the exhaust gases as they flow therethrough. The relatively unrestricted exhaust gas flow provided by the present invention significantly reduces the build up of back pressure and the associated drop in power and performance of the engine. At the same time, by absorbing acoustical energy from the exhaust gases, the noise level of the exhaust system is reduced. The present noise reduction apparatus includes a housing operatively adapted for being disposed in the exhaust system of an internal combustion engine, and a plurality of sound absorbing layers disposed inside the housing. Each layer is operatively adapted to allow exhaust gases to flow therethrough while absorbing acoustical energy from exhaust gases coming in contact with the layer.
An apparatus comprising:
An internal combustion engine exhaust system through which exhaust gases from an engine exit to atmosphere, said exhaust system comprising:
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