Course Title:

Noise, Vibration, and Harshness

Instructor:

To Be Assigned

Course Description:

Techniques for modeling and evaluating the vibration and acoustic characteristics of mechanical systems are discussed. Then, the principles of noise and vibrations control are presented through applications.

 

Course Objectives:

At the end of this course, participants will be able to:

Model and analyze dynamic system as it relates to Noise, Vibration and Harshness

 

Main Topics to Be Covered:

Course Outline

Day One

           Fundamental of Structural Vibrations

1.         Review of Dynamics (Kinematics & Kinetics)

2.         Energy Principles & Approach

 

           Basics of Vibrations

1.         Modal Properties

2.         Free Vibration of SDOF System

3.         Forced Vibration of SDOF System

4.         Free Vibration of MDOF System

5.         Forced Vibration of MDOF System

 

           Fundamental of Vibration Control

1.         Transmissibility

2.         Dynamic Absorbers

3.         Viscous Damping

 

Day Two

           Computer Aided Engineering

1.         An Overview of Finite Element Analysis

2.         Modal Analysis (Illustrative Demonstrations)

 

           Fundamentals of Acoustics

1.         Basics of Sound

2.         Absorption of Sound

3.         Barriers and Enclosures

4.         Noise control

 

           An Overview of Noise Path Analysis

 

 

Intended Audience:

Practicing Engineers

Method of Delivery:

Live

Course Duration:

Two Hours (overview), one day (essentials), two days (complete course)

 

Prerequisites:

Basic Dynamics

Computer Requirements:

None

 

Enrollment Size:

Minimum #:

20

Maximum #:

40

Course Content:

Applied:

50%

Theoretical:

50%