EXTRACTION AND ANALYSIS OF DIESEL ENGINE COMBUSTION NOISE

Q. Leclere (1, 2) , Julie Drouet (1, 2) , Etienne Parizet (1, 2)

1 CeLyA - centre Lyonnais d'Acoustique
2 LVA - Laboratoire Vibrations Acoustique

This paper deals with the study of the structural response of an operating diesel engine. The linear relationship assessed in operating conditions between the cylinder pressures and the noise is called spectrofilter, and is commonly used to separate combustion and mechanical contributions from the overall engine noise, using Wiener filtering. A first part of the paper proves the necessity to remove the deterministic part of signals in the identification of spectrofilters, using indirect criterions as the causality of identified filters and their stability to changes in operating conditions. A second part concerns the comparison between identified filters and results of impact hammer tests, where it is shown that spectrofilters can provide useful information about the dynamic behaviour of the engine block.

Domaines: Acoustique [physics.class-ph]

Q. Leclere, Julie Drouet, Etienne Parizet. EXTRACTION AND ANALYSIS OF DIESEL ENGINE COMBUSTION NOISE. Scientific Bulletin of University of Pitesti, Automotive series, 2012, 22 (1), pp.38-43. ⟨hal-01104070⟩