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If you consider a container of 6" dia
and 24" long physically acceptable, the muffler is built around it. Next, in the
single rotor is only one pipe input, this input pipe enters the container
tangential on one end. The exit pipe is located on the other end of the
container rectanular to the container C/L. The exit pipe must be smaller then
the inlet pipe since the gases have less volume because of the energy loss in
the container.
Thanks for the great explanation Richard. This
sounds too easy not to try. About the longest space I have is 18", so
maybe I'd try to go with a slightly larger diameter to make up
the area.
Do you have any suggestion for the thickness of the
metal, and did you use 321, or 304 stainless? Best I can figure, 304 is
probably OK, as long as it's thick enough. Heck, in cars, they often
use mild steel, but quite thick and
heavy.
Thanks,
Rusty (post office holding my oil pump
hostage)
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