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Noise of air released to atm.

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9751jld

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Mar 14, 2007
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How do I calculate the noise generated when air is expelled from a 1" pipe open to the atmosphere. Air is at 132 degrees F at a pressure of 2 psig inlet and 0 psig at the outlet, and ambient temperature. Velocity is 35 ft/sec.

This comes about when a tank is under 2 psig pressure, and is vented to the atmosphere when the tank is being filled. The dry air vented into the tank is through a regulator set at 2 psig.

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9751jld
 
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i don't know the answer to this question.
but you may post it on the aero forum and see what those folks have to say.

noise of jet exhaust (much higher velocities, i know) are generated i believe by shear of adjacent air streams.

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There are vendors that specialize in air vent silencers. They could evalute your situation too.
 
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