Modelling of large diesel intake and exhaust system acoustics using one dimensional (1D) simulation and experimental verification
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Authors
Bowden, David Robert
Date
2017Supervisor
Prof. Ian Howard
Type
Thesis
Award
MPhil
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Science and Engineering
School
Mechanical Engineering
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Abstract
This thesis is aimed at simulation of the acoustic and gas flow performance of intake and exhaust system components representative of large marine diesel engines. Modelling and simulation was conducted using 1D CFD in a ‘virtual’ test bench. An experimental acoustic transmission loss test bench (zero flow) was designed and developed to provide validation for the simulation. A finite element analysis of a large marine muffler’s shell was conducted to assess possible interactions.
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