Optimal placement criteria of actuators for hybrid mounting system on a non-aligned plate structure
Abstract Electric motors in electric and hybrid vehicles generate mid-frequency noise and vibration. These factors cause drivers to experience discomfort while traveling. Active mounting techniques have been extensively researched and developed to effectively address this issue. The optimal placemen...
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| description | Abstract Electric motors in electric and hybrid vehicles generate mid-frequency noise and vibration. These factors cause drivers to experience discomfort while traveling. Active mounting techniques have been extensively researched and developed to effectively address this issue. The optimal placement of an active mounting system is essential for enhancing NVH performance when an active mounting system is utilized. In order to propose optimal location criteria for active paths, this paper concentrates on developing an analytical model based on both dynamic and static analysis. The secondary forces along active trajectories are mathematically determined when a structure is subjected to an excitation force. These locations are considered optimal for the active mounting system if the secondary forces are comparatively minimal. Simulations and feasibility experiments are also conducted in order to validate the proposed method. In addition, the results are compared with the case of beam structure. It has been determined through this procedure that the active path’s control performance will be enhanced if it is positioned in the optimal location and less control force is required than in the case of beam. |
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| spelling | doaj.art-17fc05a72cf94a4d88c565c4f731cba42023-11-20T09:31:09ZengNature PortfolioScientific Reports2045-23222023-10-0113112310.1038/s41598-023-44980-0Optimal placement criteria of actuators for hybrid mounting system on a non-aligned plate structureYang Qiu0Dongwoo Hong1Byeongil Kim2School of Mechanical Engineering, Yeungnam UniversityDaegu Mechatronics & Materials InstituteSchool of Mechanical Engineering, Yeungnam UniversityAbstract Electric motors in electric and hybrid vehicles generate mid-frequency noise and vibration. These factors cause drivers to experience discomfort while traveling. Active mounting techniques have been extensively researched and developed to effectively address this issue. The optimal placement of an active mounting system is essential for enhancing NVH performance when an active mounting system is utilized. In order to propose optimal location criteria for active paths, this paper concentrates on developing an analytical model based on both dynamic and static analysis. The secondary forces along active trajectories are mathematically determined when a structure is subjected to an excitation force. These locations are considered optimal for the active mounting system if the secondary forces are comparatively minimal. Simulations and feasibility experiments are also conducted in order to validate the proposed method. In addition, the results are compared with the case of beam structure. It has been determined through this procedure that the active path’s control performance will be enhanced if it is positioned in the optimal location and less control force is required than in the case of beam.https://doi.org/10.1038/s41598-023-44980-0 |
| spellingShingle | Yang Qiu Dongwoo Hong Byeongil Kim Optimal placement criteria of actuators for hybrid mounting system on a non-aligned plate structure Scientific Reports |
| title | Optimal placement criteria of actuators for hybrid mounting system on a non-aligned plate structure |
| title_full | Optimal placement criteria of actuators for hybrid mounting system on a non-aligned plate structure |
| title_fullStr | Optimal placement criteria of actuators for hybrid mounting system on a non-aligned plate structure |
| title_full_unstemmed | Optimal placement criteria of actuators for hybrid mounting system on a non-aligned plate structure |
| title_short | Optimal placement criteria of actuators for hybrid mounting system on a non-aligned plate structure |
| title_sort | optimal placement criteria of actuators for hybrid mounting system on a non aligned plate structure |
| url | https://doi.org/10.1038/s41598-023-44980-0 |
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