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Design For NVH MPD575 DFX Jonathan Weaver Development History Originally developed by Cohort 1 students: Jeff Dumler, Dave McCreadie, David Tao Revised by Cohort 1 students: T. Bertcher, L. Brod, P. Lee, M. Wehr Revised by Cohort 2 students: D. Gaines, E. Donabedian, R. Hall, E. Sheppard, J. Randazzo Design For NVH (DFNVH) Introduction to NVH DFNVH Heuristics DFNVH Process Flow and Target Cascade DFNVH Design Process Fundamentals Key DFNVH Principles Airborne NVH Radiated/Shell Noise Tube Inlet/Outlet Noise Impactive Noise Air Impingement Noise Structure-Borne NVH Wind Noise Example 2002 Mercury Mountaineer Case Study Summary Introduction to NVH What is NVH?  Introduction to NVH What is NVH?  Introduction to NVH What is NVH? Vibration An oscillating motion about a reference point which occurs at some frequency or set of frequencies Motion sensed by the body (structureborne) mainly in 0.5 Hz - 50 Hz range Characterized by frequency, level and direction Customer Sensitivity Locations are steering column, seat track, toe board, and mirrors (visible vibrations) Introduction to NVH What is NVH? Harshness Low-frequency (25 -100 Hz) vibration of the vehicle structure and/or components Frequency range overlaps with vibration but human perception is different. Perceived tactilely and/or audibly Rough, grating or discordant sensation Introduction to NVH What is NVH Introduction to NVH What is NVH? Structureborne: Vibration that you predominately “feel”, like the deep booming bass sound from the car radio next to you at a stoplight. These are typically low frequency vibrations that your ear may be able to hear, but you primarily “feel” Treatment / Countermeasure: Damping or Isolation Introduction to NVH What is NVH? Introduction to NVH What is NVH? Barriers: Design Parameters Location (close to source) Material (cost/weight) Mass per Unit Area Number and Thickness of Layers Number and Size of Holes Introduction to NVH What is NVH?