EIW - Engine Silencers - Brochure

All internal combustion engines produce noise, some more or less than the others. The intensity and magnitude of the noise will vary greatly depending upon engine type i.e. naturally aspirated or turbocharged, horse power developed, means of scavanging, type of fuel used, number of cycles whether 2 cycle or 4 cycle engine etc. Among the pre-dominant sources that makes up the engine noise are the engine intake and exhaust. For the purpose of noise control on engines, it is common practise to use silencers at intake and exhaust for treating the airborne noise. We have detailed various models of silencers in this catalogue that will cover most silencing requirements.