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FSI-9VNPAcad. year: 2024/2025
The course introduces the theoretical foundations of analytical and numerical methods of noise, vibration and harshness with subsequent application of these methods to selected problems of powertrains of motor vehicles. Emphasis is placed on the physical basis of a description of selected processes and their solution by means of computational models. The methods are presented using selected examples from engineering practice.
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Knowledge of mathematics taught at the bachelor’s degree level and necessarily includes linear algebra (matrices, determinants, systems of linear equations), differential and integral calculus and ordinary differential equations.
Knowledge of basic kinematics, dynamics and strength of materials.
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The final assessment verifies the theoretical knowledge acquired in lectures and during independent study in the form of a research study or critical review on the problems of vibrations of elastic bodies or sound propagation in acoustic space.
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The objective of the course is to provide deep theoretical knowledge in the field of vibration and noise of powertrains and enable to solve these problems in the form of computational simulations.
The student will acquire the ability to critically evaluate powertrain vibration and noise and apply analytical and numerical methods. The student will apply these skills to the research of vibroacoustic systems and the need to analyse the processes occurring in powertrains.
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