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Muffler Design

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Clifford Norris - 06 May 2004 00:55 GMT
Anyone know a good reference for muffler design for gas model engines? Need
an in cowl muffler for an RCS 140.
pe reivers - 07 May 2004 23:08 GMT
Just make a tub 14 times stroke volume minimum and a stinger outlet of about
60% exhaust port area
this is no rocket science. Larger volumes work better, if you can accomodate
them. Vulume rule does not include extra muffler sections.
cheers, Pé

> Anyone know a good reference for muffler design for gas model engines? Need
> an in cowl muffler for an RCS 140.
pcoopy - 09 May 2004 02:30 GMT
What ever container you use should have thicker walls than a soup can
because the thin walls will just allow much of the offending sound to
pass thru much like a drum head. Some of the cigarette lighter butane
cans worked quite well as also some of the thicker aerosol mousse
cans. Bigger the better but too large makes the walls weak and
transparent to the sound. At any rate, unless your system is fairly
tuned it may cause a lot of hp robbing backpressure.

Phil AMA609

> Anyone know a good reference for muffler design for gas model engines? Need
> an in cowl muffler for an RCS 140.
 
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