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Wave Propagation in Catalytic Converters: A Preliminary Investigation
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The present study investigates the wave propagation and attenuation in catalytic converters. The relationships for wave propagation in a catalytic monolith are derived first and then coupled to the wave propagation in tapered ducts. Analytical predictions are compared with experimental results to validate the theory.
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Selamet, A., Easwaran, V., and Novak, J., "Wave Propagation in Catalytic Converters: A Preliminary Investigation," SAE Technical Paper 971873, 1997, https://doi.org/10.4271/971873.Also In
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