Optimization of Noise Level Reduction by Truncated Modal Coupled Structural-Acoustic Sensitivity Analysis
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概要
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In the present study, a higher- and lower-order truncated modal and coupled structure-acoustic finite-element sensitivity analysis is performed to determine the rate of change of vibration responses of the body panels and sound pressure level at the position of the ear of a passenger/driver, and an inverse multi-objective optimization problem based on the structural synthesis method and pseudo-inverse method is solved to determine the required minimum changes of the design variables from the baseline design parameters to attain the selected design response in a shortest path. It is found that the structural synthesis method and the pseudo-inverse method converge to the solution when the step size at each iteration level of the optimization process is kept small.
- 一般社団法人日本機械学会の論文
- 1994-06-15
著者
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Hagiwara I
Nissan Motor Corp. Yokosuka Jpn
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Pal C
Nissan Motor Corp. Yokosuka Jpn
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Pal Chinmoy
Vehicle Research Laboratory, Nissan Motor Co.
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Hagiwara Ichiro
Vehicle Research Laboratory, Nissan Motor Co.
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Pal Chinmoy
Vehicle Research Laboratory Nissan Motor Co.
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Hagiwara Ichiro
Vehicle Research Laboratory Nissan Motor Co.
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