Application Of The Structural Dynamic Modification (SDM) Method To Reduce Noise And Vibration Of Vehicle Hvac System

Heating, ventilating and air-conditioning (HVAC) system represents a major source in vehicle noise and vibration that contribute a negative effect on the acoustical environment. The operating system itself have produce a significant vibration which subsequently produced an unwanted noise. Noise is a...

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Main Author: Md Isa, Mohamad Syazwan
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Language:English
Published: Universiti Sains Malaysia 2018
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spelling my.usm.eprints.54119 http://eprints.usm.my/54119/ Application Of The Structural Dynamic Modification (SDM) Method To Reduce Noise And Vibration Of Vehicle Hvac System Md Isa, Mohamad Syazwan T Technology TJ Mechanical engineering and machinery Heating, ventilating and air-conditioning (HVAC) system represents a major source in vehicle noise and vibration that contribute a negative effect on the acoustical environment. The operating system itself have produce a significant vibration which subsequently produced an unwanted noise. Noise is amplified when the vibration of components transferred to other components and excites its natural frequency. Natural frequency of a components is depending on its mass and stiffness and can be modified by these two parameters. This study is focusing on the specific HVAC noise and vibration reduction by implementing structural dynamic modification (SDM) method to one of the component involved. The lab-scale of HVAC system is set up to represent the actual HVAC system at the vehicle level. Noise and vibration of HVAC system in vehicle and system levels are measured and compared. From this data, the Dynamic Vibration Absorber (DVA) is designed and applied for a specific component of the HVAC system. The results show that, the natural frequencies of component have been shifted which resulting a wide effective frequency range of 100-500 Hz. The effect of DVA also been observed for the operating HVAC system whereby a significant vibration attenuation has been achieved for operating frequency range of 100-300 Hz. Universiti Sains Malaysia 2018-05-01 Monograph NonPeerReviewed application/pdf en http://eprints.usm.my/54119/1/Application%20Of%20The%20Structural%20Dynamic%20Modification%20%28SDM%29%20Method%20To%20Reduce%20Noise%20And%20Vibration%20Of%20Vehicle%20Hvac%20System_Mohamad%20Syazwan%20Md%20Isa_M4_2018.pdf Md Isa, Mohamad Syazwan (2018) Application Of The Structural Dynamic Modification (SDM) Method To Reduce Noise And Vibration Of Vehicle Hvac System. Project Report. Universiti Sains Malaysia, Pusat Pengajian Kejuruteraan Mekanikal. (Submitted)
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Application Of The Structural Dynamic Modification (SDM) Method To Reduce Noise And Vibration Of Vehicle Hvac System
description Heating, ventilating and air-conditioning (HVAC) system represents a major source in vehicle noise and vibration that contribute a negative effect on the acoustical environment. The operating system itself have produce a significant vibration which subsequently produced an unwanted noise. Noise is amplified when the vibration of components transferred to other components and excites its natural frequency. Natural frequency of a components is depending on its mass and stiffness and can be modified by these two parameters. This study is focusing on the specific HVAC noise and vibration reduction by implementing structural dynamic modification (SDM) method to one of the component involved. The lab-scale of HVAC system is set up to represent the actual HVAC system at the vehicle level. Noise and vibration of HVAC system in vehicle and system levels are measured and compared. From this data, the Dynamic Vibration Absorber (DVA) is designed and applied for a specific component of the HVAC system. The results show that, the natural frequencies of component have been shifted which resulting a wide effective frequency range of 100-500 Hz. The effect of DVA also been observed for the operating HVAC system whereby a significant vibration attenuation has been achieved for operating frequency range of 100-300 Hz.
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author Md Isa, Mohamad Syazwan
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title Application Of The Structural Dynamic Modification (SDM) Method To Reduce Noise And Vibration Of Vehicle Hvac System
title_short Application Of The Structural Dynamic Modification (SDM) Method To Reduce Noise And Vibration Of Vehicle Hvac System
title_full Application Of The Structural Dynamic Modification (SDM) Method To Reduce Noise And Vibration Of Vehicle Hvac System
title_fullStr Application Of The Structural Dynamic Modification (SDM) Method To Reduce Noise And Vibration Of Vehicle Hvac System
title_full_unstemmed Application Of The Structural Dynamic Modification (SDM) Method To Reduce Noise And Vibration Of Vehicle Hvac System
title_sort application of the structural dynamic modification (sdm) method to reduce noise and vibration of vehicle hvac system
publisher Universiti Sains Malaysia
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