Glaenzer-spicer

Henri Lescher

A silencer is provided for reducing noise from exhaust gases from an internal combustion engine. The silencer is of the type having an outer cylindrical cover and a coaxial inner cylindrical tube which define between them an annular cylindrical chamber into which the exhaust gases which enter the silencer are admitted. The inner tube is a perforated tube, a first open end of which forms the sole admission orifice for the gases into the silencer and the other opposite end of which is closed. The inside wall of the outer cover is lined with a layer of absorbent material mounted about the inner tube along substantially the entire perforated length of the inner tube.

Silencer for exhaust gases and part of an exhaust line having such a

An exhaust duct part for the outflow of a fluid, in particular for the outflow of the exhaust gases of an internal combustion engine, includes a continuous external casing of substantially constant cross-section and containing at least one acoustic attenuation unit positioned longitudinally in the external casing so as to delimit at least one fluid transfer section of a length determined in such a way that the transfer section participates in the acoustic attenuation function of the exhaust duct part. The attenuation unit includes an internal casing of substantially constant cross-section and, together with the external casing, delimits at least one longitudinal peripheral channel for the passage of the fluid. The internal casing has a circular or elliptical cross-section and includes at least one zone deformed radially in such a way as to increase the surface of exchange between the fluid and the attenuation unit.

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St-Germain-en-Laye, France

Henri Lescher