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Chrysler Exhaust

Chrysler automobile company was founded by Walter Percy Chrysler on June 7, 1925. It was funded using the remaining assets of Maxwell Motor Company. For more than seventy years, Chrysler was a distinct automobile manufacturer of different popular brands such as the Plymouth Fury and Plymouth Barracuda. Chrysler was distinguished for its pioneering body designs that incorporated aerodynamics. The Chrysler Airflow, for instance was the first to feature an advanced streamlined body based on scientific principles of aerodynamics. Chrysler was also among the automobile companies that pioneered high-performance but fuel efficient vehicles. The street version of its Hemi racing engine is an example of this. Other related features such as the Chrysler exhaust system evolved from the idea of developing high-performance and fuel efficient automobiles.

An engine performance is basically measured in two parameters, namely, torque and horsepower. Torque is the rotational force that is directly proportional to the speed of the wheels. The greater the torque, the faster are the wheels. On the other hand, horsepower is the amount of work that the engine can do given a particular span of time. Greater horsepower produces more torque. Vehicles with greater horsepower can go faster and can carry larger amount of loads at greater distance. However, horsepower and torque are impossible without the vehicle exhaust system. Like any other exhaust systems, Chrysler exhaust is comprised of several components. These components work together to allow the efficient and clean exit of exhaust gases.

Automobile engines produce exhaust gases out of fuel combustion. However, these exhaust gases may contain pollutants such as nitrogen oxides, carbon monoxide, lead oxides, and unburned traces of fuel. Aside from chemical pollution, expanding exhaust gases also create noise pollution. Hence, exhaust gases need to undergo a series of treatment before exiting the vehicle. The exhaust system provides the necessary treatment. Modern exhaust systems, such as the Chrysler exhaust, are comprised of several components that include the exhaust manifold, the exhaust pipes, the catalytic converter, the oxygen sensor, the muffler, and the tail pipe. Exhaust gases from the combustion chambers are gathered into one exit pipe from the engine by the exhaust manifold. An additional device called exhaust headers might be added to the exhaust manifold to eliminate backpressure. The catalytic converter chemically treats the exhaust gases to remove the pollutants. The oxygen sensor, on the other hand, detects the fuel/air ratio of the exhaust gases. The muffler reduces the explosive sound of the exhaust gases by the process known as destructive interference. Finally, the exhaust gases exit the tail pipe, producing a cleaner and noise-free exhaust.

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