An improved transfer path analysis method based on structural dynamic modification technique

XU Tie1,WANG Zengwei2,3,LIAO Yi1,CHEN Danhua1,QIN Zhiwei2,3,ZHU Ping2,3

Journal of Vibration and Shock ›› 2019, Vol. 38 ›› Issue (5) : 222-228.

PDF(1929 KB)
PDF(1929 KB)
Journal of Vibration and Shock ›› 2019, Vol. 38 ›› Issue (5) : 222-228.

An improved transfer path analysis method based on structural dynamic modification technique

  • XU Tie1,WANG Zengwei2,3,LIAO Yi1,CHEN Danhua1,QIN Zhiwei2,3,ZHU Ping2,3
Author information +
History +

Abstract

In order to overcome limitations of the traditional transfer path analysis (TPA) method, a novel TPA method based on structural dynamic modification technique was proposed. With this method, the system’s frequency response function (FRF) was used to estimate FRFs of passive parts, to identify coupling force using operational response data and to realize the path contribution analysis. A numerical example was employed for the purpose of demo of this method, and the correctness of its theory was verified. Finally, the method was used to study a vehicle body vibration problem. Its engine mounting point’s acceleration and its inside floor’s acceleration were taken as study objects for vibration transfer path analysis. The results showed that FRFs of passive parts predicted using this method agree well with those of test measurements; the analysis results with a similar accuracy to that of traditional TPA are obtained without splitting the system; the engineering feasibility and application simplicity of the proposed method are verified; the results provide a new way for NVH performance analysis of vehicle bodies.

Key words

 transfer path analysis / structural modifications / vehicle body vibration / frequency response function / response prediction

Cite this article

Download Citations
XU Tie1,WANG Zengwei2,3,LIAO Yi1,CHEN Danhua1,QIN Zhiwei2,3,ZHU Ping2,3. An improved transfer path analysis method based on structural dynamic modification technique[J]. Journal of Vibration and Shock, 2019, 38(5): 222-228

References

[1] 郭  荣,万  钢,左曙光. 燃料电池轿车车内噪声传递路径分析研究[J]. 汽车工程,2007,29(8): 635-641.
GUO Rong, WAN Gang, ZUO Shu-guang. A Study on the Transfer Path of the Interior Noise of a Fuel Cell Car [J]. Automotive Engineering, 2007, 29(8): 635-641.
[2] Wang Zengwei, Zhu Ping. A system response prediction approach based on global transmissibilities and its relation with transfer path analysis methods [J]. Applied Acoustics, 2017, 123: 29-46.
[3] 曹跃云,张  磊,杨自春,等. 船舶振动噪声源传递路径分析及试验验证[J]. 振动与冲击,2013,32(22):158-162.
CAO Yue-yun, ZHANG Lei, YANG Zi-chun,et al. A new OPA model for ship noise sources and test validation [J]. Journal of Vibration and Shock, 2013, 32(22): 158-162.
[4] 杨  洋,褚志刚,熊  敏. 基于阻抗矩阵法车内共鸣声的传递路径分析[J]. 振动与冲击,2014,33(18):164-176.
YANG Yang, CHU Zhi-gang, XIONG Min. Transfer path analysis of booming noise in a car cabin based on impedance matrix method [J]. Journal of Vibration and Shock, 2014, 33(18): 164-176.
[5] D. de Klerk, A. Ossipov. Operational transfer path analysis: Theory, guidelines and tire noise application [J]. Mechanical Systems and Signal Processing, 2010, 24: 1950-1962.
[6] K. Janssens, P. Gajdatsy, L. Gielen, et al. OPAX: A new transfer path analysis method based on parametric load models [J]. Mechanical Systems and Signal Processing, 2011, 25: 1321-1338.
[7] A.T. Moorhouse, A.S. Elliott, T.A. Evans. In situ measurement of the blocked force of structure-borne sound sources [J]. Journal of Sound and Vibration, 2009, 325: 679-685.
[8] A.S. Elliott,A.T. Moorhouse, T. Huntley, et al. In-situ source path contribution analysis of structure borne road noise [J]. Journal of Sound and Vibration, 2013, 332: 6276-6295.
[9] D. Lennström, M. Olsson, F. Wullens, et al. Validation of the blocked force method for various boundary conditions for automotive source characterization [J]. Applied Acoustics, 2016, 102: 108-119.
[10] O. Guasch,F.X. Magrans. The global transfer direct transfer method applied to a finite simply supported elastic beam [J]. Journal of Sound and Vibration, 2004, 276: 335-359.
[11] O. Guasch,G. Carlos, J. Jordi, et al. Experimental validation of the direct transmissibility approach to classical transfer path analysis on a mechanical setup [J]. Mechanical Systems and Signal Processing, 2013, 37: 353-369.
[12] Wang Zengwei,Zhu Ping, Zhao Jianxuan. Response prediction techniques and case studies of a path blocking system based on Global Transmissibility Direct Transmissibility method [J]. Journal of Sound and Vibration, 2017, 388: 363-388.
[13] Van der Seijs M.V., De Klerk D., Rixen D.J. General framework for transfer path analysis: History, theory and classification of techniques [J]. Mechanical System and Signal Processing, 2016, 68-69: 217-244.
[14] Roozen N.B., Leclère Q. On the use of artificial excitation in operational transfer path analysis. Applied Acoustics, 2013, 74: 1167–1174.
[15] De Klerk D., Rixen D.J. Component transfer path analysis method with compensation for test bench dynamics [J]. Mechanical System and Signal Processing, 2010, 24: 1693–1710.
[16] 王增伟, 朱平, 覃智威, 等. 相对传递路径分析方法及其在轿车车身振动分析中的应用[J]. 汽车技术, 2017, 09: 34-39.
WANG Zengwei, ZHU Ping, QIN Zhiwei, et al. Relative transfer path analysis method and its application in auto body NVH analysis [J]. Automobile Technology, 2017, 09: 34-39.
[17] 郭 荣, 周圣奇, 章 桐, 等. 基于逆子结构法的振源耦合虚拟传递路径分析[J]. 同济大学学报,2015,43(4): 584-591.
GUO Rong, ZHOU Sheng-qi, ZHANG Tong, et al. A novel visual transfer path analysis method with coupled vibration source based on inverse substructuring technique [J]. Journal of Tongji University, 2015, 43(4): 584-591.
[18] H.N. Özgüven. Structural modifications using frequency response functions [J]. Mechanical Systems and Signal Processing, 1990, 4(1): 53-63.
[19] 李孝茹, 朱坚民, 张统超, 等. 基于RCSA的深孔内圆磨床主轴端点频响函数预测[J]. 中国机械工程,2015,26(19): 2652-2661.
LI Xiao-ru, ZHU Jian-min, ZHANG Tong-chao, et al. Frequency response prediction of deep hole internal grinder spindle endpoint based on receptance coupling substructure analysis [J]. China Mechanical Engineering, 2015, 26(19): 2652-2661.
[20] Wang Zengwei, Zhu Ping. Response prediction for modified mechanical systems based on in-situ frequency response functions: Theoretical and numerical studies [J]. Journal of Sound and Vibration, 2017, 400: 417-441.
PDF(1929 KB)

476

Accesses

0

Citation

Detail

Sections
Recommended

/