Maximize cabin comfort of heavy equipment with vibro-acoustics simulation and testing
Save time and money by identifying noise and vibration sources early in the development process
Complying with regulations for noise emission is the bare minimum requirement for heavy equipment manufacturers. Furthermore, operators’ safety and comfort are attributes that require attention to stay competitive.
As design complexity increases, manufacturers cannot rely on existing knowledge alone to address new challenges like electrification. Design complexity introduces new sources of noise and vibration, which in turn impact the machine development process. Collaboration between test and simulation departments is key to modeling the best outcome when designing heavy equipment.
Watch this webinar to learn the benefits of creating synergies between the testing and simulation departments for acoustics purposes. Our speakers will describe how a combination of smart solutions can lead to heavy equipment NVH and acoustics improvements, positively impact the operator’s comfort, and reduce the time to go through the development cycle.
You will learn how testing and simulation can help with vibro-acoustics issues impacting the cabin comfort, including:
- Validation and correlation of simulation with test data
- Defining relevant tests based on simulation
- Designing sensitivity analysis and structural optimization on validated models
- How to pin-point NVH issues early and reduction of physical prototype cost
Speakers:
Business Development Manager for Simcenter 3D , Siemens Digital Industries Software
Sebastian joined Siemens Industry Software as Product Manager for Simcenter 3D Motion and now works as Business Development Manager for the machinery industry. Sebastian holds a Diploma and Ph.D. in Mechanical Engineering from RWTH Aachen University in Germany. His work led to the release of various publications on dynamics and multibody simulation in the context of machinery.
Business Development Manager for Heavy Equipment, Automotive and Transportation testing, Siemens Digital Industries Software
Ricardo joined Siemens Brazil in 2012 as an Application Support Engineer for Simcenter Testing solutions. He moved to Belgium in 2016 and now works as Business Develop Manager for Heavy Equipment, Automotive, and Transportation testing. Ricardo holds a Bachelor of Engineering in Mechanical Engineering from the Federal University of Uberlândia in Brazil.