Multifractal Nature of Diesel Engine Rattle Noise in Vehicle

The investigation results of the emission of noises accompanying the diesel engine powertrain running in unloaded condition at low or idle speed, are presented in the hereby paper. The multifractal nature of the tested signals was confirmed by means of two groups of parameters. The proposed local pa...

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Main Authors: Andrzej PUCHALSKI, Iwona KOMORSKA
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Published: Institute of Fundamental Technological Research Polish Academy of Sciences 2017-07-01
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Online Access:https://acoustics.ippt.pan.pl/index.php/aa/article/view/2030
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description The investigation results of the emission of noises accompanying the diesel engine powertrain running in unloaded condition at low or idle speed, are presented in the hereby paper. The multifractal nature of the tested signals was confirmed by means of two groups of parameters. The proposed local parameters are based on the distribution of the probability density of measures, segregated into subsets according to pointwise Holder exponents. The obtained spectra constitute a set of multifractal measures related to singularities representing the local scaling of measures in various points of the time series. Global parameters were defined on the basis of multifractal measures of the parametrised Renyi’s entropy. These are properties treating summarily the whole spectrum of the emitted noise and reflecting changes of the vibroacoustic energy levels generated by noise sources. The tests encompassing simultaneous application of both groups of parameters confirmed their efficiency in the comparative analysis as well as in the subjective assessment of the noise level generated in the drive system of vehicles with diesel engines. This opens new possibilities within the simulation range of vehicle noises, for the needs of constructing the passive and active reduction systems of the effects of the vibroacoustic energy propagation.
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spelling doaj-art-85ba6606141e40ccaf3062b2bb3861542025-08-20T03:33:56ZengInstitute of Fundamental Technological Research Polish Academy of SciencesArchives of Acoustics0137-50752300-262X2017-07-0142310.1515/aoa-2017-0049Multifractal Nature of Diesel Engine Rattle Noise in VehicleAndrzej PUCHALSKI0Iwona KOMORSKA1University of Technology and Humanities in RadomUniversity of Technology and Humanities in RadomThe investigation results of the emission of noises accompanying the diesel engine powertrain running in unloaded condition at low or idle speed, are presented in the hereby paper. The multifractal nature of the tested signals was confirmed by means of two groups of parameters. The proposed local parameters are based on the distribution of the probability density of measures, segregated into subsets according to pointwise Holder exponents. The obtained spectra constitute a set of multifractal measures related to singularities representing the local scaling of measures in various points of the time series. Global parameters were defined on the basis of multifractal measures of the parametrised Renyi’s entropy. These are properties treating summarily the whole spectrum of the emitted noise and reflecting changes of the vibroacoustic energy levels generated by noise sources. The tests encompassing simultaneous application of both groups of parameters confirmed their efficiency in the comparative analysis as well as in the subjective assessment of the noise level generated in the drive system of vehicles with diesel engines. This opens new possibilities within the simulation range of vehicle noises, for the needs of constructing the passive and active reduction systems of the effects of the vibroacoustic energy propagation.https://acoustics.ippt.pan.pl/index.php/aa/article/view/2030mechanical noise and vibrationmultifractal formalismalpha-stable distributions
spellingShingle Andrzej PUCHALSKI
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Multifractal Nature of Diesel Engine Rattle Noise in Vehicle
Archives of Acoustics
mechanical noise and vibration
multifractal formalism
alpha-stable distributions
title Multifractal Nature of Diesel Engine Rattle Noise in Vehicle
title_full Multifractal Nature of Diesel Engine Rattle Noise in Vehicle
title_fullStr Multifractal Nature of Diesel Engine Rattle Noise in Vehicle
title_full_unstemmed Multifractal Nature of Diesel Engine Rattle Noise in Vehicle
title_short Multifractal Nature of Diesel Engine Rattle Noise in Vehicle
title_sort multifractal nature of diesel engine rattle noise in vehicle
topic mechanical noise and vibration
multifractal formalism
alpha-stable distributions
url https://acoustics.ippt.pan.pl/index.php/aa/article/view/2030
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