The electronically controlled pneumatic brake system (ECPBS) of semitrailer transport vehicle for dangerous cargo (STVDC) is required to control the brake pressure in each brake chamber accurately and stably. Accordingly, the brake pressure change rate (BPCR) in the brake chamber is taken as one of the evaluation parameters and control indicators of ECPBS for STVDC in this paper; an online monitoring implementation scheme of the BPCR in the brake chamber is designed; a simplified model is built based on AMESim and verified by hardware-in-the-loop experiments based on dSPACE; finally, the online monitoring function of BPCR in the brake chamber is validated with the simplified model. This paper provides a new idea for the design and development of ECPBS for STVDC.
To ensure that a liquid tank semi-trailer has good yaw stability and path-following performance on low-adhesion roads under turning conditions, a multi-object PID differential braking-control method is proposed, which takes the tractor yaw rate, semi-trailer yaw rate, and articulation angle as the control parameters. According to the principle of equivalence, the trammel pendulum (TP) model is used to simulate the liquid sloshing effect in the liquid tank, and the Fluent software is used to identify the key parameters of the trammel pendulum model and verify the correctness of its simulation effect. Then, a co-simulation model is built based on TruckSim and MATLAB/Simulink. Based on the simplified six degrees of freedom model and the co-simulation model of a liquid tank semi-trailer, a multi-object PID differential braking-control method is designed, and the vehicle state responses with and without control are compared when it is turning on a low-adhesion road. The simulation results show that the proposed multi-object PID differential braking-control method can effectively improve the yaw stability and path-following performance of the liquid tank semi-trailer when turning on a low-adhesion road.
In this paper, by analyzing the heat and mass transfer characteristics of the dehumidification runner microelement channel of a drinking water emergency extraction vehicle, a mathematical model of heat and mass transfer in the water intake process is established, and the influence of the runner parameters (adsorbent thickness, regeneration angle, rotation speed) and air parameters (treatment air temperature/humidity, regenerated air temperature/humidity) on the water intake characteristics is mainly studied. Water extraction experiments are carried out in arid desert areas and humid island environments. The test results showed that compared with the calculated data, the deviations in the temperature and humidity of the treated air outlet were 3.03% and 4.14%, respectively, and the deviation value of the water intake was 8.23% when the moisture content of the inlet air was 2 g/kg.
Internet of Vehicles is the basis of the application of intelligent transportation system .This article has carried on the analysis and discussion about the concept of IOV, overall structure and the key technologies which are desperately need to be solved to promote application and development of IOV system.
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