Internal Combustion Engine Noise, Vibration, and Control

Author: Wu Yanting
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Publish Date: 2005-05-01
Features: This book briefly introduces the fundamental theories of internal combustion engine noise, vibration, and their testing technologies. Based on an analysis of the main noise and vibration sources of internal combustion engines, and drawing on the author's practical experience in the field of internal combustion engine noise and vibration, corresponding measures to reduce engine noise and vibration are proposed. The content of the book includes both classic foundational knowledge such as gasodynamic noise, combustion noise, mechanical noise, overall vibration, torsional vibration, and noise/vibration measurement sensors and instruments, as well as the latest domestic and international scientific and technological advancements such as structural noise radiation in internal combustion engines, modal analysis applications in internal combustion engines, active vibration control, and advanced testing and information analysis. With numerous successful engineering examples, the book systematically elaborates on the theories of low-noise internal combustion engine design, engine vibration reduction, and noise/vibration testing and analysis. This book is primarily aimed at engineering technicians working in the automotive, internal combustion engine, and construction machinery industries, and can also serve as a teaching reference for undergraduate and graduate students in relevant fields at universities and colleges.