This invention relates to a vehicle
noise simulation device for determining the
vibration isolation effect of a
hydrophone. The device comprises: a bottom cavity, a support, a housing, a
test chamber, a plug, a water outlet valve, a flow velocity sensor, a rear end cover, a telescopic rod, a moving guide rail, a control console, a connecting ring, a motor, a
propeller, a water
inlet valve, a slider, a front end cover, and a
hydrophone under test. A front end cover and a rear end cover are respectively installed at both ends of the housing. A support is fixed to the lower wall of the housing, and a connecting ring is fixed to the support. The
test chamber and the bottom cavity are respectively inserted into the inner wall of the connecting ring, forming a sealed chamber. A motor is installed inside the bottom cavity, with its rotating shaft passing through the bottom cavity. A
propeller is mounted on the rotating shaft extending outside the bottom cavity. Several holes are opened in the
test chamber opposite the motor, and plugs are installed in these holes. A moving guide rail is fixed to the housing above the sealed chamber, and a slider slides within the moving guide rail. One end of the telescopic rod is fixed to the slider, and the other end is equipped with a flow velocity sensor. The
hydrophone under test is mounted on one of the plugs.