Abstract

This paper reports an experimental procedure based on the Constructal Law to reduce the noise level. The study investigates both the component level and the system level noise reduction. It is shown that at 100% load and at the second construct, a noise of 3dB will be reduced.

Keywords: Constructal; Noise Reduction; Correlations; Second Construct

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Citation

Yazdan P Razi., et al. “A Noise Reduction Procedure: A Constructal Approach". Clareus Scientific Science and Engineering 2.1 (2025): 03-07.

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