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International Journal of Vehicle Noise and Vibration

International Journal of Vehicle Noise and Vibration (IJVNV)

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  • Noise and vibrations in internal combustion engines: a review   Order a copy of this article
    by Pradip Gavade, Mukundrao Kadam, Pradeep Jadhav, Kailasnath Sutar 
    Abstract: Internal combustion engines (ICEs) generate vibrations and noise due to the reciprocating and rotating components, which are influenced by compression and combustion parameters. To minimize these effects, unbalanced forces are reduced, and anti-vibration mounts are installed. This review reports the effects of various biofuel blends, dual fuels, and advanced combustion techniques on noise, combustion, emissions, and vibration characteristics in ICEs. It is reported that the nanoparticle fuel additives reduce the noise and vibrations in ICEs by improving the combustion efficiency. The biodiesel blends demonstrated the lower noise levels due to their good lubricity and efficient combustion. Also, the addition of a small percentage of hydrogen and CNG reduces the noise and vibration levels in ICEs. Researchers are using AI tools such as Artificial Neural Network (ANN) to predict noise and vibration characteristics of ICEs and confirm the reliability of ANN models for evaluating vibration and noise performance of ICEs.
    Keywords: IC engine; noise; vibration; dual-fuel combustion; emissions; additives.
    DOI: 10.1504/IJVNV.2026.10080530
     

 

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