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Table 1.

Basic parameters of the exhaust muffler.

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Fig 1.

Structure diagram of the exhaust muffler.

(a) Front view of the device (b) Cross-sectional view of the device (c) Three-dimensional model diagram of the device.

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Fig 2.

The mesh diagram of muffler fluid analysis.

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Fig 3.

Grid independence.

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Fig 4.

Step-length independence.

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Fig 5.

Flow chart of finite element analysis.

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Fig 6.

Boundary condition of sound field.

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Fig 7.

Boundary condition of flow field.

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Table 2.

Equipment list for noise measurement test system.

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Fig 8.

Schematic diagram of the test bench.

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Fig 9.

Transmission loss 1/3 octave test and simulation diagram.

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Fig 10.

The curve of sound pressure level without airflow.

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Fig 11.

Cloud diagram of the sound pressure level amplitude with the influence of airflow.

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Fig 12.

The curve of sound pressure level with airflow.

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Fig 13.

The comparison chart of the transmission loss with airflow and without airflow.

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Fig 14.

The internal velocity cloud diagram of the muffler with different inlet airflow rates.

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Fig 15.

Airflow velocity at different measurement points.

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