Experimental and Analytical Approach for Identification of Driveline Clunk Source & Transfer Path

Chang-Kook Chae; Yong-Wook Lee; Kwang-Min Won; Koo-Tae Kang

doi:10.4271/2004-01-1231

2004-03-08

Experimental and Analytical Approach for Identification of Driveline Clunk Source & Transfer Path 2004-01-1231

Driveline clunk is perceived as disturbing metallic noise due to severe impact at driveline components such as gear pairs when the engine torque is suddenly applied and transmitted to the driveline system. In this work, experimental method detecting the most contributive gear pair to the clunk generation was investigated and applied to mini van vehicle of front-engine and rear-wheel-drive. Another experimental method, TPA (Transfer Path Analysis), was employed to identify transfer path of the clunk. And then, driveline clunk model was developed using commercial multi-body-dynamics program, ADAMS, in order to further investigate the critical clunk mechanism and potential clunk reduction solutions by performing parameter study.

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Experimental and Analytical Approach for Identification of Driveline Clunk Source & Transfer Path 2004-01-1231

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