Booming Noise Analysis in a Passenger Car Using a Hybrid-Integrated Approach

Abstract

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Prediction and control of the structure-borne noise of a vehicle based on an optimization technique of the vehicle-body model

“…Consequently, a hybrid prediction method of interior noise is developed on the basis of hybrid TPA. 4–11 It is a combination of analytical and experimental approaches, and the interior noise is forecast by using the simulation model and the tested excitation. On the one hand, this hybrid method retains the advantages of reliability and flexibility.…”