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Experimental and simulation study to evaluate effect of radial air injection on performance of motorcycle silencers
The effectiveness of engine exhaust silencers in reducing noise is crucial for addressing environmental and regulatory concerns. In this study, the effects of radial air injection at pressures of 2, 2.5, and 3 bar on temperature, sound pressure levels, and emissions are assessed to optimize the sile
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