Air spring gas is generally regarded as an ideal gas in analysis , but this is not consistent with the actual work . Considerring influence of non-ideal gas to air spring stiffness ,and based on van der Waals equation which is closed to the real gas equation, stiffness characteristics model of air spring and air spring with auxiliary chamber are re-derived and established. Influence of non ideal gas correction factor H to air spring stiffness is analysed within the range of pressure 0.2MPa to 5 MPa and working temperature -50 °C to 50°C,and results show that , there are big errors in air spring stiffness model in the conditon of low temperature and high pressure based on ideal gas equation, and range of application of the stiffness model is expanded when H is introduced and amended.
In order to improve dynamic characteristics of air spring with auxiliary chamber, finite element model of air spring R1A390-295 with auxiliary chamber connected with pipe is established,and through analysis to the dynamic characteristics of the model, influence discipline of sitffness characteristics to air spring with different pipe, different auxiliary chamber or different initial pressure are analysed under different excitation. The result show that:minor dynamic sitffness is obtained by using larger pipe or under lower excitation frequency,and as volume of auxiliary chamber increases, the spring dynamic sitffness will decrease accordingly and its amplitude tends to gentle,and influence for decreasing the spring dynamic sitffness is not obvious by continuing to increase the auxiliary chamber volume; the spring dynamic sitffness will increases as initial pressure increases. The validity of Finite element model is verified through dynamic characteristic test .
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