By
Matthew Harrison, Senior Lecturer, School of Mechanical Engineering, Cranfield University, UK
Description
High standards of NVH (Noise, Vibration and Harshness) performance are expected by consumers of all modern cars. Refinement is one of
the main engineering and design attributes to be addressed in the course of developing new vehicle models and vehicle components. Written
for students and engineering practitioners, this is the first book to address automotive NVH. It will help readers to understand and
develop quieter, more comfortable cars. With chapters on the fundamentals of acoustics and detailed coverage of practical engineering
solutions for noise control issues it is suitable for students of automotive engineering and engineers who haven’t been trained in acoustics,
and will be an important reference for practicing engineers in the motor industry.
Audience:
Senior undergraduate and postgraduate students of automotive engineering. Practicing automotive engineers, vehicle designers, and NVH
(noise vibration and harshness) engineers in the automotive and transportation industry. Mechanical engineers. Sound and vibration engineers
and practitioners.
