Even starting from incompatible structural models, it is easy to create structural vibration loads and apply them as an input for the acoustic calculation. One can quickly build-in acoustic properties, such as frequency-dependent absorbent surfaces, add complexity for more detailed studies or automatically generate ISO field-point meshes. Acoustic source definitions range from simple point sources to sophisticated distributed sources such as random pressures, diffuse fields, and even flow-induced noise.
In case your design is subjected to internal forces generated by moving parts, you can perform a system-level mechanical simulation using LMS Virtual.Lab Motion to accurately predict these forces and the resulting structural vibrations. This approach delivers more accurate results and provides significantly more insight in the cause of acoustic problems.