For many years, NVH engineers have focused on solely one objective: engine noise reduction and cancellation techniques. What comes next? How would you define the role of the powertrain NVH engineer in this era? And what is the next challenge that he/she will face?
We spoke to KU Leuven industrial research manager Dr. Bert Pluymers to see what this all means for the future…
The future of human invention will be quiet. In this blog post, we will explore how companies in the automotive and heavy equipment industries are using technology to make quieter, better products.
In today’s environment of fast-paced change, engineers need to find ways to minimize development time and cost while maximizing performance and reliability. A combination of 1D-3D simulation techniques is one way to achieve this.
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What is the role of noise, vibration, and harshness (NVH) engineering in the vehicle development cycle today? How does the…
