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Literature Review On Aqua Silencer

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LITERATURE REVIEW
Research Paper - 1
Keval I. Patel & Swastik R. Gajjar work in an aqua silencer. Aqua Silencer is use for the direction of air pollution, it mostly dealing with control of emission, noise. An Aqua Silencer is fixed to the tail pipe of engine. Sound level is minuse hearable in water. This is because small sprockets available in water molecules, which reduce it’s amplitude, reduce the sound level. Because of this property water is used in this silencer and hence its name AQUA SILENCER. The noise and smoke level is considerable less than the conventional silencer. Not need of catalytic converter and easy to install.
Research Paper – 2
Alen.M.A et.el who worked on An Aqua Silencer is fully dealing with control of emission and noise in engine exhaust with using activated charcoal, perforated tube and outer shell it is constructed. An aqua silencer is fitted to the tail pipe of engine. The activated charcoal filters the injurious SOx and Nox content produced from the engine exhaust. Sound produced under water is less effectivable than it produced in atmosphere. This mainly because of small sprockets available in water molecules, which lowers its amplitude thus drops the sound level. Because of this advantage water in this silencer and hence its name AQUA SILENCER. other resources such as (electric power generating stations, industrial and domestic fuel consumption, refuse burning, industrial processing). So, An aqua silencer is an attempt in this direction; it

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