ICR's experience in automotive acoustics ranges from conducting experimental studies of noise and vibration transmission pathways to developing theoretical models for forecasting traffic noise. At the same time, ICR develops new test procedures optimizing the current methods of vehicle characterization both in time and money.
Working procedure
The realization of high-tech projects in this sector has allowed us to develop our own methodology for measuring noise and vibrations and to propose efficient solutions to the problems of noise and vibrations posed by customers.
Services
Some of the services offered are:
-Advanced transfer path analysis (TPA and ATPA) of noise and vibrations.
-Vibro-acoustic contribution of each element of the passenger compartment to the level received by the driver.
- For the reconstruction of internal noise in the medium to high frequency bands.
-Custom software for vibroacoustic analysis of a problem.
-Quality control.
-Custom design of silencers and acoustic solutions.
-Numerical simulations (FEM, BEM, CFD).
Projects



Assessment of the contributions of the different subsystems of the CH-150 model to the noise received in the driver's position and at an external point, with the objective of determining the modifications necessary to the vehicle in order to reduce the sound pressure level received at these two points. Carrying out measurements with the vehicle stationary according to the TPA methodology to know how much noise comes directly from the holes and what part comes from the vibration of the structure.

Development of a computer application made in Matlab language, so that from the data supplied by the user can make calculations for the characterization of their gear changes and representation of the results obtained. Complete characterization of a gearshift system that allows to establish the necessary modifications to achieve the vibro-acoustic requirements that the client establishes for these mechanisms.
