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Study on noise reduction method of main noise transmission path of axial piston pump with new damping material

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Axial piston pump is complex fluid machinery with mechanical fluid coupling, and it has the characteristics of multiple noise sources. In order to solve the high noise problem of axial piston pump, this paper proposes a noise reduction method by identifying the main noise sources of axial piston pump and laying new damping materials to reduce noise. It breaks through the existing method of optimizing the parameters of piston pump shell and valve plate structure. A multi-parameter trajectory sensitivity identification and noise reduction method for vibration transmission path of axial piston pump is proposed in this paper. First, the lumped parameter method is used to establish the mathematical model of vibration transmission path of axial piston pump. The sensitivity of structural vibration response to transmission path multi-parameters are analyzed based on trajectory sensitivity method. The most sensitive parameters in the main noise transmission path are determined. Then, the experimental study of radiated noise transmission path of axial piston pump is carried out. A new type of viscous damping material is proposed to reduce the noise on the transmission path of the main noise source. The experimental results show that the noise of piston pump is reduced by 2.32 dB. The research results provide a new method and way for the design and manufacture of low noise piston pump.

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Keywords: 11.6.3.4; 13

Document Type: Research Article

Affiliations: 1: Country College of Mechanical and Electrical Engineering; Hunan University of Science and Technology 2: School of Ordnance Engineering, Naval University of Engineering

Publication date: 01 November 2022

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