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Finite Element Prediction of Backlite Molding Squeak Noise
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The backlite molding squeak noise is caused by the stick-slip type of friction between the window molding and the body panel. To predict if the molding would squeak a finite element analysis technique which uses the nonlinear explicit code LS-DYNA3D has been developed. The three dimensional finite element simulation technique is based on the threshold displacement velocity spectrum and the relative movement of the window glass with respect to the body panel. Comparisons between FEA analysis and tests are also presented in this paper.
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Song, Y., Chang, F., Lipinski, P., and Paiva, M., "Finite Element Prediction of Backlite Molding Squeak Noise," SAE Technical Paper 970584, 1997, https://doi.org/10.4271/970584.Also In
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