Investigation and Reduction of Road Noise due to Transient Road Inputs in Electric Vehicle
Abstract
Higher road noise is perceived in the cabin when the test vehicle encounters road irregularities like bump or pothole in the public roads. The transfer of transient road inputs inside the body caused objectionable cabin noise. Measurements are conducted at different road surfaces to identify the patch where the objective data well correlated with the noise measured at the public road. Wavelet analysis is carried out to identify the frequency zones since the events are transient in nature. TPA is carried out in time domain to identify the nature of the noise and the dominant path through which the transient road forces are transferring inside the body. Based on the outcome of TPA, various countermeasures like reduction of dynamic stiffness of suspension bushes, TMDs on the path are proposed to reduce the structure borne noise. Criteria which need to be considered for reduction of cabin noise due to transient road inputs is also discussed.
Fields of Study & Subjects
Vehicle Noise and Vibration Control
Vehicle Dynamics and Control Systems
Railway Engineering and Dynamics
Publication details
- Journal / source
- SAE technical papers on CD-ROM/SAE technical paper series
- Volume
- 1
- Publication date
- 16 January 2026