To familiarize teachers and practicing mechanical engineers to different aspects of engineering noise control as well as fundamentals of acoustics.
Dr. Akhilesh Mimani
Email: amimani@iitk.ac.in
Department of Mechanical Engineering
Indian Institute of Technology Kanpur
webpage: https://www.iitk.ac.in/new/akhilesh-mimani
Engine exhaust noise being one of the major contributors towards environmental noise pollution, the design and analysis of exhaust mufflers has been a crucial area of research in the field of engineering noise control. Additionally, there exists a significant literature towards designing silencers for reducing fan noise in ventilation and air-conditioning systems. This QIP course presents a set of dedicated lectures on the theory of exhaust mufflers used for reciprocating internal combustion engines as well as ventilation ducts, and so on. While a basic background in Acoustics is desirable, the course begins with fundamentals including concepts on noise control engineering, detailed derivation of the 1-D wave equation and planar wave solutions, boundary conditions and impedance concept. This is followed by an introduction to the terminologies common in mufflers as well as the basic elements constituting acoustic filters including elctro-acoustic circuit analogies and 1-D or plane-wave analysis. Next, considering planar wave propagation, the flow-acoustic analysis of perforated duct mufflers, and network analysis of multiply-connected complex muffler systems is explained. Advanced three-dimensional analytical methods for evaluating the acoustic attenuation performance of reactive mufflers are presented. Following this, the theory of Dissipative and Parallel Baffle Mufflers are taken up. The course ends with presentation of, and emphasizing important design concepts and topics to be covered for future courses.
Introduction
Noise-Control Strategies (Sound source modification, control of transmission path, modification of receiver path, Airborne and structure-borne noise)
Acoustic Field Variables: pressure and velocity fields, sound speed, acoustic potential
Wave equation and its solution: Plane and spherical waves, Progressive and Standing waves
Concepts of time and frequency-domain representations
Open and closed-end boundary conditions, resonances in 1-D ducts,
Acoustic Impedance, Near- and Far-field, Intensity and Sound Power
Units: Sound Pressure, Intensity and Power levels
Combining Sound Pressures: Adding of coherent and incoherent sound pressures, Beating phenomenon, Subtracting sound pressure levels
Analytical solution of plane wave propagation in 1-D ducts
Radiation impedance at a pipe end with and without flange
Lumped System Analysis: Inertance and Compliance
Lumped Analysis of a uniform pipe closed/open at an end, concept of end-correction
Helmholtz Resonator, Quarter-wave resonators, Extended-tube resonators, Concentric Hole-Cavity Resonators,
Electro-Acoustic Analogy and Layout of a typical engine exhaust system, Thevenin and Norton forms
Classification of muffling devices: Reactive dissipative, and hybrid mufflers,
Muffler Performance Measures: Insertion Loss, Transmission Loss & Level Difference
Simple Area Discontinuity & Transfer Matrices (Four-pole parameters)
Impedance matrix characterization
Expression for Transmission Loss performance
Simple Expansion chamber analysis using Transfer Matrix method
Extended-Inlet and Extended-Outlet Muffler Analysis
Side-Inlet and Side-Outlet Muffler using Transfer Matrix method
Extended-Inlet and Side-Outlet Analysis using Transfer Matrix method
Wave propagation in gradually varying area ducts: Webster’s horn equation
Exponential and Conical ducts, Segmentation and Matrizant approaches
Aeroacoustic state variables Transfer Matrix for a Tubular Element (Uniform pipe)
Transfer matrix for Extended-Inlet and Outlet element & Use of perforated elements in commerical mufflers
Two-interacting duct configurations: Concentric Tube Resonators (Fully and partially perforated)
Review of Perforate impedance expressions
Cross-Flow elements of expansion- and contraction-type, Plug-mufflers and Three-pass perforated tube mufflers
Multiply-connected mufflers: Herschel-Quincke (HQ) Tubes
Network analysis and Integrated transfer matrix method for complex muffler configurations, Conical Concentric Tube Resonators (CCTRs)
3-D Acoustic Wave Equation in Rectangular and Circular Waveguides: Derivation, Modal Solution and Concept of Cut-on Frequency
Three-dimensional muffler analysis: Necessity, Overview of different analytical methods
Green's function or Point-Source Model, Piston-driven model - Expansion and Flow-Reversal chambers, Side-inlet and side-outlet systems
Analytical mode-matching method for extended-inlet and extended-outlet muffler element
Dissipative mufflers: Local and bulk reaction type, lined duct silencers, flow effects, hybrid or combination type silencers, parallel baffle silencers, Pod silencers
Pressure-Drop considerations
Requirements & Practical considerations of an Engine Exhaust Muffler including guidelines on design of muffler shell and end-plates
Topics for future courses: Experimental method in muffler acoustics and engine source characteristics, Numerical techniques such as Finite-Element Analysis, Break-out noise considerations
Assignment problems
The participant should be able to technically converse with practicing noise consultants and acoustic engineers across the country.
Will be able to teach a basic course in their parent organization
Will be able to understand and relate the acoustic and noise control concepts in daily applications, especially in relation to silencer design
It is anticipated a few interested participants can take up a career in Noise control engineering – possibly by pursuing a higher degree in these fields.
1. Faculty from AICTE Institutes coming under QIP program (maximum 30) |
No Registration fees |
2. Faculty from private/autonomous Institutions: Non IITK Faculty |
Rs. 7,080/- (Including GST) |
3. Students of IITK IITK Student |
Rs. 2,000/- |
4. Students from other Educational Institutions: Non IITK Students |
Rs. 4,130/- (Including GST) |
5. Participant from Industry and R&D labs: Industrial Participant |
Rs. 14,160/- (Including GST) |
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Course Code | 2020/22 |
Course Title | Engineering and Environmental Noise Control |
Course Duration | 14/03/2021 to 19/03/3021 |
Participants Category Course Fees + 18% GST IITK Students needs to pay only course FEE |
IITK Student (Rs. 2,000/-) Non IITK Student (Rs. 4,130/-) Non IITK Faculty (Rs. 7,080/-) Industrial Participants (Rs. 14,160/-) |
Vinay Kumar
QIP IIT Kanpur
Email: qip@iitk.ac.in
Phone: 0512-259-7795
Yogendra Singh
QIP IIT Kanpur
Email: cdte@iitk.ac.in
Phone: 0512-259-7795
Webpage: www.iitk.ac.in/cce/Yogi/