Hybrid vehicle parking power generation working condition noise vibration control method, system and vehicle
By setting the engine operating speed range and modal frequency avoidance design during the project initiation stage, the noise and vibration problem under the parking power generation condition of hybrid vehicles was solved, realizing noise and vibration control in all scenarios, avoiding the development risks of high cost and long cycle, and improving the NVH performance of the vehicle.
Patent Information
- Authority / Receiving Office
- CN · China
- Patent Type
- Applications(China)
- Current Assignee / Owner
- JIANGLING MOTORS
- Filing Date
- 2026-05-14
- Publication Date
- 2026-06-19
AI Technical Summary
Hybrid vehicles exhibit significant noise and vibration issues when generating electricity while parked. These issues are easily coupled with the vehicle's steering system and internal acoustic cavities, resulting in harsh powertrain noise, noticeable low-frequency pyridine, and significant steering wheel vibration. Existing technologies lack systematic control methods, leading to high development costs, long development cycles, and significant risks in production.
By setting the engine operating speed range during the project initiation stage, calculating the main excitation frequency range, and performing modal frequency avoidance forward design, modal frequency avoidance optimization is carried out on key subsystem components, a finite element simulation model of vehicle noise and vibration is established, the optimal engine speed and torque are determined, and corrections are made in combination with environmental information to achieve noise and vibration control in all scenarios.
Modal frequency avoidance design was completed through simulation in the early stages of the project, avoiding high costs and long cycles caused by modal coupling problems in the later stages. This enabled noise and vibration control in all scenarios, improved the vehicle's NVH performance and user experience, and reduced development risks.
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