Research in the Vibroacoustics Group
Applied Acoustics : Research : Research in the Vibroacoustics Group
Last update 9 February 2012 by Patrik Andersson
Current main areas of research
Tyre/road interaction: Development of numerical models for tyre/road interaction and noise prediction (read more).
Outdoor acoustics: Development of numerical models, scale model measurement as well as real life measurements in order to understand and predict outdoor sound propagation (read more).
Vehicle acoustics: Various projects on development of prediction tools and experimental characterisation for optimisation of sound and vibration properties of vehicles (read more).
Railway noise: Numerical predicitions of the contact forces in wheel/rail interaction and the radiated noise (read more).
Building acoustics: Experimental, theoretical and numerical studies to solve the acoustic challenges of dwellings in light-weight buildings (read more).
Active vibration control: Theoretical and experimental investigation of active and semi-active vibration control for vehicle panels (read more).
Thermoacoustics: Numerical models of thermoacoustics devices in order to improve their efficiency (read more).
Publications
A list of publications (2005-present) from The Vibroacoustics Group is found here: Link to Chalmers Publication Library.
