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The Application of Noise Simulation Techniques to Conceptual Automotive Powertrain Design
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Noise and Vibration Simulation techniques are becoming increasingly important as refinement continues to be one of the major issues in passenger vehicle design. Concentrating on in-vehicle noise, this paper hopes to show how simulation can be used at a conceptual stage to demonstrate the relative benefits of structural modification. Audible reproduction of the simulated noise making the assessment easier.
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Riding, D. and Weeks, R., "The Application of Noise Simulation Techniques to Conceptual Automotive Powertrain Design," SAE Technical Paper 911077, 1991, https://doi.org/10.4271/911077.Also In
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