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D. W. Herrin, Ph.D., P.E. University of Kentucky Department of Mechanical Engineering Measurement of Muffler Insertion and Transmission Loss
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  • D. W. Herrin, Ph.D., P.E. University of Kentucky

    Department of Mechanical Engineering

    Measurement of Muffler Insertion and Transmission Loss

  • Muffler Simulation

    Noise and Vibration Short Course

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    Overview

      Transmission Loss

      Insertion Loss

      Source Impedance

  • Muffler Simulation

    Noise and Vibration Short Course

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    Sound Wave Reflections in Engines

    Muffler

    Engine

    Waves leaving engine

    Reflected from muffler

    Reflected from engine

    Waves leaving muffler

    Reflected from open end

    Reflected from muffler

    Resonances can form in the exhaust and tail pipes as well as within the muffler.

  • Muffler Simulation

    Noise and Vibration Short Course

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    Source Wi

    Muffler

    Anechoic termination

    t

    i

    WWTL 10log10=

    Wt

    Transmission Loss

  • Muffler Simulation

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    Loudspeaker

    Microphones

    pi

    pr

    1 2 3

    pt=p3

    Muffler Anechoic

    termination Decomposition

    x12

    Measurement Three Point Method

    Not Recommended

  • Muffler Simulation

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    Measuring Transmission Loss

    Muffler Anechoic termination

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    0

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    Frequency (Hz)

    TL (d

    B)

    Three-point methodBEM Ø6.035

    8

    Ø1.375 Ø1.375

    TL of an Expansion Chamber

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    Loudspeaker

    Impedance tube Muffler

    1 3 4 2

    Loudspeaker 1 3 4 2

    Configuration b

    Configuration a

    Zr

    Zr’

    arbitrary

    Measurement Two-Source Method Munjal and Doige, 1990

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    Measure 6 transfer functions

    Calculate four-pole parameters Calculate TL

    Loudspeaker Muffler

    1 3 4 2

    Load 1

    1 3 4 2

    Absorbing material

    Open

    Load 2

    To and Doige, 1979

    Measurement Two Load Method

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    0 500 1000 1500 2000 2500 3000Frequency (Hz)

    TL (d

    B)

    Two-source methodTwo-load method

    Ø1.375

    2.24

    12

    Ø6.035Ø1.375

    4.125

    2.24

    Ø1.375

    Measurement Expansion Chamber

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    0

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    60

    80

    100

    0 500 1000 1500 2000 2500 3000Frequency (Hz)

    TL (d

    B)

    Two-source methodBEM

    Ø1.375

    2.24

    8

    Ø6.035Ø1.375

    4.125

    2.24

    Ø1.375

    Simulation vs. Measurement

  • Muffler Simulation

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    Overview

      Transmission Loss

      Insertion Loss

      Source Impedance

  • Muffler Simulation

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    Insertion Loss Example

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    Design 1 Helmholtz Resonator Only

    Helmholtz Resonator

    5

    6 x 3.75

    φ 1.875

    10

    Units: Inches

    φ 1.875

    2) Tuned to 96 Hz

    1) Increase volume

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    Design 2 Helmholtz Resonator + Side Branch

    Helmholtz Resonator

    5.5

    6 x 3.75

    φ 1.875

    10

    Units: Inches

    φ 1.875

    Side Branch

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    φ 1.875

    7

    Tuned to 92 Hz

    Tuned to 98 Hz

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    Design 3 Helmholtz Resonator + Side Branch

    Helmholtz Resonator

    5

    6 x 3.75

    φ 1.875

    10

    Units: Inches

    φ 1.875

    Side Branch

    22.8

    φ 1.875

    7

    Tuned to 144 Hz

    Tuned to 96 Hz

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    Insertion Loss Measurement

    Source

    SPL1

    (dB) 12 SPLSPLIL −=

    Muffler

    SPL2

    Source

    ), ZC, D, Zf ( A, B, IL rs=

    Zs

    Zr

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    Insertion Loss Measurement

    SPL2

    SPL1

    (dB) 12 SPLSPLIL −=

    Loudspeaker

    Helmholtz Resonator Side Branch

    Microphone

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    Measured Insertion Loss Comparison

    -30

    -20

    -10

    0

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    0 50 100 150 200

    Frequency (Hz)

    Inse

    rtion

    Los

    s (d

    B)

    Design 1: Helmholtz Resonator Only

    Design 2: Helmholtz Resonator + Side Branch - 98 Hz

    Design 3: Helmholtz Resonator + Side Branch -144 Hz

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    Effect of Source and Termination

    Helmholtz Resonator

    Source

    Length?

    Termination?

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    -30

    -20

    -10

    0

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    30

    40

    50

    0 50 100 150 200 250 300 350 400

    Frequency (Hz)

    Inse

    rtion

    Los

    s (d

    B)

    41 Inch Inlet61 Inch InletFiring Frequencies

    Effect of Inlet Length

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    Effect of Air Filter

    -30

    -20

    -10

    0

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    30

    40

    50

    0 100 200 300 400

    Frequency (Hz)

    Inse

    rtion

    Los

    s (d

    B)

    Helmholtz Resonator

    Helmholtz Resonator + Air Filter

    Firing Frequencies

  • Muffler Simulation

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    Overview

      Transmission Loss

      Insertion Loss

      Source Impedance

  • Muffler Simulation

    Noise and Vibration Short Course

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    Sound Wave Reflections in Engines

    Muffler

    Engine

    Waves leaving engine

    Reflected from muffler

    Reflected from engine

    Waves leaving muffler

    Reflected from open end

    Reflected from muffler

    Resonances can form in the exhaust and tail pipes as well as within the muffler.

  • Muffler Simulation

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    Sound Wave Reflections in Duct

    Acoustic Source

    Waves Leaving Source

    Reflected from Attenuating Element

    Reflected from Source

    Attenuating Element (i.e. Load)

    Acoustic Source

    Waves Leaving Source

    Reflected from Attenuating Element

    Reflected from Source

    Attenuating Element (i.e. Load)

  • Muffler Simulation

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    Physical Meaning of Circuit Analogy

    Source Load

    A B

    x=0

    k

    c m

    pL

    ps

    uppz

    Smkmjc

    Szz

    Lss

    ms

    −=

    ⎟⎠

    ⎞⎜⎝

    ⎛⎟⎠

    ⎞⎜⎝

    ⎛ −+

    ==

    ω

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    Equivalent Circuit Analogy

    Source Zs , ps

    ps pL

    Load ZL, pL

    zs

    zL L

    L

    Ls

    szp

    zzp

    =+

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    Direct Method

    Indirect Method

    {{ Standing Wave Method Two-microphone Method

    Two-load Method

    Three-load Method

    Four-load Method

    ….. Etc.

    Least Squares (multi-load) Method

    {

    Measurement Source Impedance

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    Microphones

    Primary Source

    External Source

    Intake Pipe

    Microphones

    Primary Source

    External Source

    Intake Pipe

      Standing Wave Method

      Two-microphone Method

    Measurement Direct Method

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    Source p’s, Z’s

    pZpZ

    )pp(ZZZ

    LLLL

    LLLLs

    1221

    2121

    −=

    pZpZ)ZZ(pp

    pLLLL

    LLLLs

    1221

    2121

    −=

    where: ZL1, ZL2 — load Impedance for tube lengths L1, L2 pL1, pL2 — complex sound pressure for tube lengths L1, L2

    Li (i = 1,2)

    Source ps, Zs Load pLi, ZLi

    Engine

    Measurement Two-Load Method

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    Li (i = 1,2,…,n)

    Source ps, Zs Load pLi, ZLi

    Engine

    2

    2

    <

    <

    ⎟⎟

    ⎜⎜

    −⋅−−

    =

    jiLL

    ji LL

    LLLL

    s

    ji

    ji

    ji

    ji

    VV

    VV

    ppVV

    Z

    where: ZLi — load impedance for tube length Li pLi — complex sound pressure for tube length Li

    VLi — volume velocity for tube length Li : VLi = pi / ZLi

    )(1

    1∑=

    +=

    n

    i L

    LSLs

    i

    ii

    ZZZp

    np

    Measurement Least Squares Method

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    Prediction of IL

    ), ZC, D, Zf ( A, B, IL rs=

    ⎥⎦

    ⎤⎢⎣

    DCBA

    12”

    Source Zs , ps

    5” Zr

    Load ZL, pL

    Expansion Chamber

    φ1.5”

    6”

    φ 6”

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    Insertion Loss Prediction

    -30

    -20

    -10

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    0 200 400 600 800 1000Frequency (Hz)

    IL (d

    B)

    Actual source impedancePressure source (Zs=0)Velocity source (Zs=infinite)Anechoic source (Zs=rho*c)

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    Four tube lengths:

    6”, 13”, 18” and 25”

    Test Case Engine Intake

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    Measured Source Impedance

    -5-4-3-2-1012345

    0 200 400 600 800 1000Frequency (Hz)

    Z s /

    Z 0

    RealImaginary

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    Engine Intake Source Absorption

    -0.4

    -0.2

    0

    0.2

    0.4

    0.6

    0.8

    1

    0 200 400 600 800 1000

    Frequency (Hz)

    Sou

    rce

    Abs

    orpt

    ion

    Coe

    ffici

    ent

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    Engine Exhaust

    Layout 6 cylinder, 4 stroke Fuel Diesel Exhaust Diameter 4 inches Exhaust Temperature Around 420°C Exhaust Flow Rate 0.12 Mach Test RPM 2400 Test Output Torque Around 500 N·m

    Pressure Sensors

    Reference Accelerometer

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    Source Impedance Real Part

    -5

    0

    5

    10

    15

    0 300 600 900 1200 1500

    Sou

    rce

    Impe

    danc

    e (R

    e)

    Frequency (Hz)

    2-Load

    Wave Decomposition

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    Tested Results Imaginary Part

    -10

    -5

    0

    5

    10

    0 300 600 900 1200 1500

    Sou

    rce

    Impe

    danc

    e (Im

    )

    Frequency (Hz)

    2-Load

    Wave Decomposition

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    IL Prediction Muffler Design

    Two cross-flow chambers

    Helmholtz resonator tuned to the firing frequency

    0

    20

    40

    60

    80

    100

    0 500 1000 1500

    Tran

    smis

    sion

    Los

    s (d

    B)

    Frequency (Hz)

    Tuned to 120 Hz

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    IL Prediction Comparison

    0

    20

    40

    60

    80

    100

    0 300 600 900 1200 1500

    Inse

    rtion

    Los

    s (d

    B)

    Frequency (Hz)

    Anechoic source

    Measured source impedance

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    Summary

      Transmission loss is a function of the silencer alone.   Transmission loss can be measured using the two-load or

    two-source method.

      Insertion loss includes source and termination effects.   Source impedance should be measured.

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