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solaank
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Latest Improvements in Mufflers

10/25/2006 2:12 PM

I am student of mechanical engineering. I am presently preparing my seminar report on Muffers. I want to know about the recent advances in the muffler techology. I want to know what are the recent developement in the design or Manufacturing of the Mufflers. How is there performance improved by these latest technologies.

Please sir, I request all of you sitting over there to help me out. I will be waiting for your reply.

You can also mail me at solaank@rediffmail.com

Thanking you all....

Solaank...

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steve-o
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Re: Latest Improvements in Mufflers

10/26/2006 7:20 AM

I believe that they use presicely aligned plates and baffles to split the exhaust flow and acoustically recombine them 180 degrees out of phase cancelling out the soundwaves without restricting airflow. check out flowmaster or dynomax performance mufflers.
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Re: Latest Improvements in Mufflers

10/30/2006 12:31 PM

I highly recommend that you go beyond simply "muffling the sound" and aim at duplicating vortex flow to 'suck' more air through the engine itself, thereby passively achieving what expensive Turbocharging systems attempt to do through active pushing or ramming air through the carb.

Try this guy for a patented, but in-experimental-stage design that you may find perfect for your studies:

http://quantumgravitics.tripod.com/id7.html

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