Analysis of Pulsation Inside Pipe and Study on Exhaust Sound Characteristics of V Type 8 Cylinder Engine - Study on Optimized Front Pipe Junction Structure

Mikiya Hosomi

doi:10.4271/1999-01-1651

1999-05-17

Analysis of Pulsation Inside Pipe and Study on Exhaust Sound Characteristics of V Type 8 Cylinder Engine - Study on Optimized Front Pipe Junction Structure 1999-01-1651

The research of pulsation wave propagation inside exhaust pipe installed in V8 engine shows that pulsation from engine was changed by joining two front pipes in entire exhaust pipe. In short, frequency of pulsation inside the pipe is not always equal to engine explosion first order frequency or its harmonics. Accordingly, structure of junction has been studied, which indicated that having volume at junction add engine revolution first order component pressure fluctuation to blow-down wave component and makes exhaust sound worse. This phenomena is caused by irregular explosion interval on each bank of V8 engine and phase delay of propagation at junction.

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Analysis of Pulsation Inside Pipe and Study on Exhaust Sound Characteristics of V Type 8 Cylinder Engine - Study on Optimized Front Pipe Junction Structure 1999-01-1651

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