tecnovist
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May I ask what the hot exhaust from motor . has to be with the noise . is it the source of the noise Thanks.
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OT source of noise on exhaust pipes
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tecnovist
Aluminum
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OK how about red
RC Mech
Stainless
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The signal to noise ratio is extremely low in this thread.
tecnovist
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It would appear that way . Not what I was looking for
Spruewell
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Afraid your question is a bit vague. What exhaust are you asking about? And to be honest, I don't think I've ever heard hot.
Ciszewski
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Hello Tecnovist
No, but good thing that you didn't forget the "OT" in your thread title.
Scruffy887
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Might need this to activate.
Tonytn36
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Google "Shock Waves" aka "Sound Waves"
jim rozen
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Ah. The crux of the problem. Now do please continue on the
"what I was looking for" theme. Because that entire subject is missing
in your original post.
Larry Dickman
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Bill D
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I think this is one of those philosophical questions.
If there are no ears near the exhaust pipe then there is no noise.
Just do not let the falling tree land on top of the engine making the exhaust.
Bill D
If there are no ears near the exhaust pipe then there is no noise.
Just do not let the falling tree land on top of the engine making the exhaust.
Bill D
You've never been using a plasma cutter under a POS and had a piece of cut off slag fall
in your ear.....that's what "hot" sounds like!
David
Limy Sami
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Scottl
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The two questions as you have asked them are hard to understand due to the way you have asked them.
If by "hot exhaust" you mean the output of an internal combustion engine, yes, that is the source of the noise. If you ever heard a dragster with "zoomie" headers that would be painfully obvious. Although many times what happens inside an engine cylinder is referred to as an "explosion" it is actually a deflagration which is a controlled high speed burn. This is exactly what happens when a gun is fired and in both cases sound heard outside is reduced not only by exhaust pipe (or gun barrel) length but also by mufflers or in the case of a gun suppressors, which in both cases are designed to reduce the velocity of the hot gasses.
If that is not the answer you seek you need to ask more detailed questions.
CarlBoyd
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Scottl
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Gentlemen,
The manner in which the words were put together immediately led me to believe that English is not the OPs native language. That is why I attempted to answer what I thought he might have been asking.
I always try to imagine myself in another country where I had limited command of the language.
