This invention discloses a dynamic calibration method for the NVH performance of an
automotive air conditioning compressor, comprising the following steps: S1, compressor selection and bracket design; S2, setting compressor NVH analysis targets; S4, NVH test
simulation benchmarking of the compressor bracket
assembly; S5, compressor unit NVH
noise test control; S6, setting compressor-wide vehicle
noise and vibration targets; S7, compressor-wide vehicle
noise and vibration test; S8, compressor-wide vehicle noise and vibration frequency avoidance design; S9, compressor start-stop calibration; S10, optimization of vehicle calibration strategy for
environmental chamber simulation test; S11, locking of vehicle calibration strategy for
environmental chamber simulation test; S12, determination of compressor
verification conditions for high-altitude, high-temperature, and high-
humidity tests; S13, optimization of dynamic NVH calibration of compressor for high-altitude, high-
humidity, and high-
humidity tests; S14, acceptance of dynamic NVH calibration strategy for compressor for high-altitude, high-humidity, and high-humidity tests. The present invention provides a dynamic calibration method for the NVH performance of
automotive air conditioning compressors. By combining high-altitude, high-temperature, and high-humidity
test data, and by optimizing and adjusting the compressor
operating speed at specific speeds and adjusting the compressor transition speed state
time control, the method improves the NVH performance of the vehicle
air conditioning system without increasing hardware or costs. This achieves a globally optimal balance between
air conditioning performance and ride comfort, meeting the development requirements for NVH ride comfort.