How to calculate the reaction force of a silencer?

2008-06-16View Original

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How to calculate the reaction force of a silencer?

Reply #22009-05-18

I’m very curious about this question as well. I’ve heard that the reaction force from the silencer is quite significant, and special attention must be paid when considering the structural loads. How is it calculated?

Reply #32009-05-19

This statement is incorrect; those installed in closed pipes have no reaction force (i.e., the resistance is very small)； There is a significant reaction force installed in front of the vent; it should be calculated based on the reaction force of the relief valve.

Reply #42009-05-29

I’m planning to go up by one, but I don’t know how to calculate it

Reply #52009-12-10

So how is the reaction force of the relief valve calculated? I’m really eager to know it urgently

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