In an automotive internal combustion engine, spent exhaust gases travel from the engine cylinder head through several dedicated emissions and exhaust components before exiting into the atmosphere. Arrange the following exhaust system components in the correct sequence of exhaust gas flow, from the moment gases leave the engine cylinders to their final discharge.
- 1Exhaust manifold collects high-temperature combustion gases directly from the cylinder head ports.
- 2Catalytic converter chemically reduces harmful emissions (hydrocarbons, carbon monoxide, and oxides of nitrogen).
- 3Resonator targets and cancels specific engine exhaust drone and high-frequency sound waves.
- 4Muffler dissipates broad-spectrum sound energy and dampens overall engine noise.
- 5Tailpipe guides the treated and silenced exhaust gases out past the vehicle body.
Cevap
Exhaust manifold → Catalytic converter → Resonator → Muffler → Tailpipe
Exhaust gas exits the engine cylinder ports directly into the exhaust manifold, which consolidates the flow. The hot gas immediately enters the catalytic converter to chemically neutralize harmful pollutants (CO, HC, and NOx) while thermal energy is high. Next, the gas passes through the resonator to eliminate specific drone frequencies, continues through the muffler for overall noise suppression, and finally exits out the tailpipe into the atmosphere.
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Sequential Flow of Exhaust Gases Through Automotive Exhaust and Emissions Components
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