Aeroacoustics is the study of sounds produced by the movement of air or fluid, particularly in regards to how it affects vehicles or machines. It focuses on understanding and reducing noise generated by airflow or turbulence, helping to make things quieter and more efficient.
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Upon graduation, Myers joined the Engineering School's faculty, where he developed a reputation as an excellent teacher and also as a promising researcher
in aeroacoustics.
One factor is the advanced aerodynamics: With a minimum drag coefficient of 0.24 (with an engine to be released subsequently) and thanks to
sophisticated aeroacoustics, the Sedan remains pleasantly quiet, even at high speed.
The best - in -
class aeroacoustics result from the interplay between various vehicle components, such as the mirror mounted on the shoulder line.
The B9's drag coefficient value of 0.23 is class leading, and is derived from a range of subtle measures, including the outer lines of the air inlets that integrate additional openings (they guide some of the airstream over the wheel well), wing mirrors positioned on the door sills (narrow stripes
enhance aeroacoustics, amber light below it is a unique blind spot assist method), narrow trim on the rear windows and a largely smooth underbody.
Mercedes - Benz claims efforts have been made to make the cabin quieter than before, with additional insulation of the suspension from the vehicle body,
aeroacoustic measures, and increased structural rigidity leading to a significant reduction in interior noise levels.
Responsible for conducting research on aerodynamics and
aeroacoustic for application in ocean environment
The aerodynamics and
aeroacoustics are top - class; the drag coefficient of the entry - level engine, which will go on sale after the market launch, is 0.27.
The Gran Turismo gets top marks for stiffness, crash safety, aerodynamics and
aeroacoustics.
Its stiffness, vibration characteristics and crash performance are impressive, as are its aerodynamics and
aeroacoustics.