Squeak is an unwanted, annoying noise generated by self-excited, friction-induced vibration. A unique squeak test apparatus that can generate squeak noises consistently was developed by modifying and employing a sprag-slip mechanism. Such an apparatus enables building database that accurately ranks squeak propensity of material pairs and will be highly useful for noise, vibration, and harshness (NVH) engineers and vehicle interior designers. An analytical model of the apparatus was developed to identify instability conditions that induce unstable, large-amplitude vibration, therefore squeak noises. A finite element model was established and studied in this work to refine the design of the apparatus and better understand underlying phenomena of the squeak generation. Complex eigenvalue analysis (CEA) was used to study the instability of the system and results show that the instability occurs by the coalescence of two modes, which makes the effective damping of one of the coalesced modes negative. The instability condition from the CEA shows good agreement with the results obtained from the analytical model. Furthermore, dynamic transient analysis (DTA) was performed to investigate the stability of the system and confirm the instability conditions identified from the CEA. The effects of main design parameters on the stability were investigated by DTA. The results obtained from the actual tests show that the test apparatus consistently generates unstable vibration of a very large amplitude, indicating generation of squeak noises.
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June 2018
Research-Article
Investigation of the Stability of a Squeak Test Apparatus Based on an Analytical and Finite Element Models
Gil Jun Lee,
Gil Jun Lee
Department of Mechanical and
Materials Engineering,
College of Engineering and Applied Science,
University of Cincinnati,
584D Rhodes Hall, 2600 Clifton Avenue,
Cincinnati, OH 45221
e-mail: leeg4@mail.uc.edu
Materials Engineering,
College of Engineering and Applied Science,
University of Cincinnati,
584D Rhodes Hall, 2600 Clifton Avenue,
Cincinnati, OH 45221
e-mail: leeg4@mail.uc.edu
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Jay Kim
Jay Kim
Fellow ASME
Department of Mechanical and
Materials Engineering,
College of Engineering and Applied Science,
University of Cincinnati,
589 Rhodes Hall, 2600 Clifton Avenue,
Cincinnati, OH 45221
e-mail: jay.kim@uc.edu
Department of Mechanical and
Materials Engineering,
College of Engineering and Applied Science,
University of Cincinnati,
589 Rhodes Hall, 2600 Clifton Avenue,
Cincinnati, OH 45221
e-mail: jay.kim@uc.edu
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Gil Jun Lee
Department of Mechanical and
Materials Engineering,
College of Engineering and Applied Science,
University of Cincinnati,
584D Rhodes Hall, 2600 Clifton Avenue,
Cincinnati, OH 45221
e-mail: leeg4@mail.uc.edu
Materials Engineering,
College of Engineering and Applied Science,
University of Cincinnati,
584D Rhodes Hall, 2600 Clifton Avenue,
Cincinnati, OH 45221
e-mail: leeg4@mail.uc.edu
Jay Kim
Fellow ASME
Department of Mechanical and
Materials Engineering,
College of Engineering and Applied Science,
University of Cincinnati,
589 Rhodes Hall, 2600 Clifton Avenue,
Cincinnati, OH 45221
e-mail: jay.kim@uc.edu
Department of Mechanical and
Materials Engineering,
College of Engineering and Applied Science,
University of Cincinnati,
589 Rhodes Hall, 2600 Clifton Avenue,
Cincinnati, OH 45221
e-mail: jay.kim@uc.edu
1Corresponding author.
Contributed by the Technical Committee on Vibration and Sound of ASME for publication in the JOURNAL OF VIBRATION AND ACOUSTICS. Manuscript received June 5, 2017; final manuscript received December 12, 2017; published online February 9, 2018. Assoc. Editor: Philippe Velex.
J. Vib. Acoust. Jun 2018, 140(3): 031011 (12 pages)
Published Online: February 9, 2018
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Received:
June 5, 2017
Revised:
December 12, 2017
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Lee, G. J., and Kim, J. (February 9, 2018). "Investigation of the Stability of a Squeak Test Apparatus Based on an Analytical and Finite Element Models." ASME. J. Vib. Acoust. June 2018; 140(3): 031011. https://doi.org/10.1115/1.4038945
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