What does NVH mean in cars?
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Automotive NVH refers to the English abbreviation of Noise, Vibration, and Harshness. This is a comprehensive indicator for measuring the manufacturing quality of automobiles, providing the most subjective and superficial experience for car users. NVH issues in vehicles are one of the concerns for major international automobile manufacturers and component suppliers. Below are methods to improve automotive NVH characteristics: 1. First, control the vibration and noise sources: This requires improving the structure of components that generate vibration and noise, enhancing their vibration characteristics, and avoiding resonance. 2. Improve the balance of rotating components: This can enhance automotive NVH characteristics. 3. Increase precision: Improve the machining accuracy and assembly quality of components to reduce impact and friction between relatively moving parts. 4. Optimize fluid flow: Improve the flow conditions of gases or liquids to avoid the formation of vortices. 5. Enhance body structure: Improve the vehicle body structure to increase stiffness; apply sound waves with amplitudes equal to but opposite in phase to the noise source, etc.