Science and Education Publishing
From Scientific Research to Knowledge
Submission
Browse by Subjects
Search
Journal Home
For Authors
Online Submission
Current Issue
Archive
About Us
Figures index
From
Low Noise Intake System Development for Turbocharged I.C. Engines Using Compact High Frequency Side Branch Resonators
Sabry Allam
Advances in Powertrains and Automotives
.
2015
, 1(1), 12-23
Fig
ure
1
.
Side branch resonators in a duct. A & B incident, and reflected wave amplitudes, S & L cavity cross sectional area and height, S
1
& S
2
cross sectional area of upstream and downstream duct, and D & L
n
are the neck diameter and length
Full size figure and legend
Fig
ure
2
.
Serial resonator arrangement representation: (a) Quarter wave resonator, (b) Helmholtz resonator, (c) Equivalent circuit, (d) Electric circuit
Full size figure and legend
Fig
ure
3
. Serial resonator arrangement representation
Full size figure and legend
Fig
ure
4
.
TL versus frequency using an array of resonators in a serial arrangement
Full size figure and legend
Fig
ure
5
.
TL versus frequency using an array of resonators in a parallel arrangement
Full size figure and legend
Figure
6
.
Transmission loss versus frequency for real resonator in serial arrangement
Full size figure and legend
Fig
ure
7
.
Constructer drawing of serial arrangement used in the illustration. L1=0.042, L2=0.059, S1=0.002 m2, S2=0.002 m2, W1=0.0138 m, W2=0.0106 m, pipe diameter 0.05 m
Full size figure and legend
Fig
ure
8
.
Sound transmission loss versus frequency using 2 QWR in serial arrangement during the optimization process. Lx=0.0201 m is the optimum choice
Full size figure and legend
Fig
ure
9
.
The coupling effect between two sub-chambers C1 and C2
Full size figure and legend
Fig
ure
10
.
Transmission loss versus frequency for general arrangement. (a) M=0, (b) M=0.10
Full size figure and legend
Fig
ure 11.
Sound transmission loss versus frequency using 2 parallel QWR in serial arrangement during the optimization process. Lx=0.0282 m is the optimum choice
Full size figure and legend
Figure
12
.
Measurement set up used during the T- Port Experimental procedure
Full size figure and legend
Figure
13
.
Dimensions of the resonator ( Case 1). Neck Length 0.002 m, Sc
1
=10.6e-4 m
2
, Sc
2
=19e-4m2,S
1
=S
2
=1.9e-3, L
1
=0.042m, L
2
=.059m
Full size figure and legend
Figure
14
.
Photo and dimensional details of test object 2
Full size figure and legend
Figure
15
.
Photo and dimensional details of test object 3. (b) Chamber wall thickness 3 mm, chamber main width 17.8, 21.7, 15, 14.4, 14, 15.2,20 mm, inner diameter 34mm
Full size figure and legend
Figure
16
.
Measured and predicted TL at different flow speed.
Full size figure and legend
Figure
17.
Measured and predicted TL using FEM at different flow speed
Full size figure and legend
Figure
18.
Effect of parallel arrangement on real resonator acoustic performance
Full size figure and legend
Figur
e 19.
Measured and predicted TL using FEM at different flow speed for Case study 2
Full size figure and legend
Figure
20.
Measured and predicted TL using FEM at different flow speed for Case study 3. The convergence analysis has been checked using finer mesh and higher number of elements and it gave the same TL results
Full size figure and legend
Fig
ure
A.
Comparison of sound pressure spectral densities between OP4 (red line) and OP5(blue line) in inlet side (a) and outlet side (b) [6]
Full size figure and legend